This is the 3rd time I am receiving this error notification email

<b>SQL/DB Error</b>
<ol><li><b>Error establishing a database
connection!</b><li>Are you sure you have the correct user/password?<li>Are you sure
that you have typed the correct hostname?<li>Are you sure that the database server
is running?</ol>
PHP 5.2.9 (Linux)


Aborting,




I am not yet a master, so what is this because it seems someone is trying to do something bad to my site.

Oh Boy,Dey don kidnap ur site be that ooo,
Kidding .

My site is fine , I wonder what error 256 is all about.

Someone somewhere was probably trying to gain access to your database remotely.

infonatic:

Someone somewhere was probably trying to gain access to your database remotely.

that is most likely the problem, and the dude did not get the authentication right, or did they?
the site was only sending you the error logs, will it send you a message if the dude has gotten in?
i dont fink so. . .

My site is ok! is it possible for one to gain access to my database without using the right database username and password?

The site needs to be pulled down completely because of the presence of terminally ill lapses.

ishit4body
how the furk did the bot allow that name

that is most likely the problem, and the dude did not get the authentication right, or did they?
the site was only sending you the error logs, will it send you a message if the dude has gotten in?
i dont fink so. . .

True talk *dhtml, there wouldn't have been an error log if the intruder had gotten in.

My site is ok! is it possible for one to gain access to my database without using the right database username and password?

It's not possible for one to gain access to your database without the right authentication details however, if your site is a dynamic website like Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal, DotnetNuke etc, it is possible for one to gain access if your software is not up to date and if you have a poor hosting account.

There are ways you can enhance your security like using .htaccess and so on. I'll advice you login to your hosting account and go through your log files to see from what geographic location the attempt was made. Try as much as possible to find out why the error log was triggered and, depending on how important the site is to you; if you have a poor hosting account, try upgrading it.

Prevention they say is better than cure.

u may ban the ip address of the attacker, but even that can still prove useless

Whats the URL?

@slyrox, For some reasons gmail seems to be lagging. you are not getting me mails.

tutor[at]phynxlabs[.]com

Guy no be lie person wan hack your site oooo

It better u change ur password if it is possible

Dual Core:

ishit4body
how the furk did the bot allow that name