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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Errro establishing database connection issuesHello,
Please try to run the following MySQL command to Identify long-running transactions:
SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS;Also please check what size is for
innodb_log_file_sizeBecause if
innodb_log_file_sizeis too small, transactions cannot commit efficiently.
As an alternative option, you may want to consider moving from MySQL 8.0 to MariaDB 11.4. Because MariaDB offers enhanced query optimization and resource efficiency, making it ideal for high-traffic websites. More details about MySQL vs MariaDBForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: No longer able to upload mediaHello,
If there is no problem with free disk space on your VPS, maybe cPanel account reached quota limits.
To change quota (disk space) for a specific account in cPanel, follow these steps:
1. Log in to WHM (WebHost Manager)
You’ll need to log in to WHM (the admin panel for cPanel) to manage the account settings. Typically the URL ends with port 2087, for example https://somedomain.tld:2087
2. Search for the Account- In WHM, search for the “List Accounts” option in the search bar or navigate to Account Functions > List Accounts.
- Find the account you want to modify the disk quota for.
3. Modify the Account
- Click the “Edit” button next to the account name you want to change. This will open the account’s settings page.
4. Change the Quota
- In the account settings page, look for the “Resource Limits” section.
- Under this section, you will see an option to set the disk quota.
- Modify the disk quota value according to your needs.
5. Save the Changes
- After adjusting the disk quota, scroll down and click “Save” to apply the changes.