mysqli_connect(): (HY000/2002): No such file or directory

[adb34]

I keep getting the same error in my log files

[01-Aug-2015 22:27:16 Europe/London] PHP Warning: mysqli_connect(): (HY000/2002): No such file or directory in /homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php on line 62

Line 62

$this->link = mysqli_connect($zf_host, $zf_user, $zf_password);

. This line is displayed 10 times per log file and in a 24 hour period I am getting 2,000 plus log files.

Is there a way of putting a back trace on to find out what is causing the problem?

[DrByte]

Is the store working fine otherwise? Or is the site completely down?

If the site is completely down, then the problem is likely that your hosting company's MySQL connection is unreliable, and perhaps its configuration is set to use a 'socket' which is not functioning properly.

[adb34]

Is the store working fine otherwise? Or is the site completely down?

If the site is completely down, then the problem is likely that your hosting company's MySQL connection is unreliable, and perhaps its configuration is set to use a 'socket' which is not functioning properly.

As far as I can work out everything else is fine.

[mc12345678]

I keep getting the same error in my log files Line 62

$this->link = mysqli_connect($zf_host, $zf_user, $zf_password);

. This line is displayed 10 times per log file and in a 24 hour period I am getting 2,000 plus log files.

Is there a way of putting a back trace on to find out what is causing the problem?

Don't know if it will provide any more useful information, but there is lat9's mydebug backtrace plugin that might offer somethng...

[adb34]

Don't know if it will provide any more useful information, but there is lat9's mydebug backtrace plugin that might offer somethng...

I have downloaded the plugin by Lat9 and will give it a go.

To who ever changed the subject: Thanks I could not think of a subject title. I sat for 5 mins thinking of one.

[adb34]

I have installed the plugin and have the following;

[02-Aug-2015 11:01:55 Europe/London] #1 mysqli_connect() called at [/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php:62]
#2 queryFactory->connect() called at [/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/classes/class.phpbb.php:32]
#3 phpBB->phpBB() called at [/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/autoload_func.php:79]
#4 require(/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/autoload_func.php) called at [/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/application_top.php:158]
#5 require(/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/includes/application_top.php) called at [/homepages/20/d503465712/htdocs/shops/mainshop/index.php:26]

[lat9]

Check the value in Configuration->My Store->Enable phpBB linkage? ... if you're not associating a phpBB forum with your site, this value should be set to false.

Did you do a fresh install or upgrade an existing site?

[adb34]

Did you do a fresh install or upgrade an existing site?

It was an upgrade over v1.5.3 with no changes prior to the upgrade. I have changed the status of Enable phpBB linkage? to False.

[adb34]

Check the value in Configuration->My Store->Enable phpBB linkage? ... if you're not associating a phpBB forum with your site, this value should be set to false.

The problem was being generated by the link being set to 'True'. Might be worth the while to put this somewhere for others to find, possibility with the FAQs?

[lat9]

Right, the reason I asked initially is that yours is not the first report of that phpBB-related configuration setting magically getting set to "true" on the upgrade. I'm not a big fan of magic.