If your gallery is back up and running, you don't need to send anything at all. If you still experience issues, post the error message (not the debug_output) publicly (do not PM me).
The fact that I can't post an error message is the issue (or part of it)
when I clock up an excess query count (over 50.000 in an hour) my data base server cuts me off, fair enough I suppose and not your problem
I am then unable to enter debug mode because the server is offline, the server resets every hour, so my gallery eventually re appears, with no errors,
My issue is that, this is a problem that has happened 5 times now,
so I'm trying to find out if this is a software or host problem,
In debug mode I notice that viewing 1 image in an album can amount to 16 database queries
(Page generated in 0.746 seconds - 16 queries in 0.685 seconds - Album set : It doesn't take much maths to work out that, 3125 image views can produce 50.000 queries, and crash goes the server,
it is not unusual for me to get over 3000 views in an hour so I now understand why my server keeps crashing.
Now my problem is how to get this fixed..........
This is the reply that I got from my host regarding the issue....
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Technical Support.
The reason you are receiving that error is due to the 'max_questions' setting which is set to 50,000 per user per hour. This setting is there to ensure that the mysql database cannot be accessed to much by one user and overload the system. The connections will reset every hour and is kept by user. My suggestion to alieviate this issue is to break up your queries between multiple users which would distribute the 50,000 connection queries to multiple users.
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Is setting multiple users an option? or is there another way around the problem?
I suppose I could just change host, but that would be a real pain.
Regards
Mike