[apocalyptic]

When my server is full of clients (24 of 24), I get this problem:

Can't connect to MySQL server on '127.0.0.1' (10055)"

I tried to restart MySQL and srcds.exe, but problem continues, so I have to restart my system, then all clients are forced to quit.
I tried to modified my.ini to fix it:

max_connections=50000 innodb_thread_sleep_delay=40 wait_timeout=100 interactive_timeout=100

but it does NOT work.
Maybe I did SQL_Query but forgot to CloseHandle when I made my plugin.

Another question:
Can this message be modified? How?

Thanks a lot...

[Oshizu]

1. Unload plugin that you mentioned and check if same thing happens
2. I guess it can't be modified since it seems to be client-side text

[apocalyptic]

1. I disabled my plugin and this problem will no longer appears. But I can not find out why, and I do not know how to fix it.
2. Ok, thanks.

[Oshizu]

You can try by disabling certain parts of plugin
example: divide plugin into four parts. Disable parts regulary and see after which part problem dissappears etc.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by apocalyptic Maybe I did SQL_Query but forgot to CloseHandle when I made my plugin.

Check all your queries and make sure you have closed them. It's kinda hard to help with out actually seeing the issue first hand.

[apocalyptic]

Yes, I closed every handle, and I think this problem has been solved. Thank you all.