Quote Originally Posted by Kim View Post
... and the answers to the questions your host asked you? (Same questions we would have, especially if you have been running the site successfully for a while)

1) Using mysql_pconnect instead of mysql_connect. Is ZenCart set up to use persistent connections?,

I am not sure if i am using this how would be able to find out in the Zencart config file?


2) Refreshing pages constantly. Are you, or possibly any of your customers, refreshing pages?

I am not doing any page refreshing however i have no clue if my customers are or not


3) Connection flood. Have you experienced any increase in traffic lately?
I would have to log in to my account and see that however the account has been suspended so i can not get that information. However this is what they are telling me
"Hello,

The zencart on lextechs.com specifically was causing the server to be overloaded. This may have been caused by an exploit to zencart which do exist or heavily increased traffic to the site. At this time I do not believe we can reenable your site with that zencart still online unless it is moved to a vps or fixed."

"Hello,

You'll need to contact ZenCart about this issue and see if there are any known issues with ZenCart. We cannot provide script debugging support."

"Hello,

It looks like you are just getting too much traffic to be on a shared hosting platform. You need to upgrade to a VPS. The issue isn't with the disk space and bandwidth, it's that you're using too much CPU time. On a VPS you have a very large slice of the CPU all to yourself, so you would not have these issues."


4) mySQL code injection attempts. Are you running the latest version of ZenCart?" I am running 1.3.8a