Do you know what has changed? Those things normally don't happen out of nothing?

Did you make any changes to the Website or to the modules?

Version of xoops 2.5.1
version of php i don't know
version of Mysql i don't know

the models instaled is News, Mytube, publisher, tdmpecture, pages, and the module for the system,

Details are needed.
What version of xoops?
what version of php?
What version mysql?
What modules are installed?
What are your php settings for url_fopen, globals, and memory/time limits?

my site is offline, my host blocked the site, because the site (created with xoops) last week he does so much connection requests to the database.

Quote:

TOTAL_CONNECTIONS: 409 are many and forcing the hosting (hostgator) to block my site.
I am seeking a svillupatore I solve this problem. and improve my website in general.

xoobaru Thanks for the reply.
I was looking at performance.
Got a reseller's account and I've decided not to do the CF. I have system resources that need re-arranged. Much is reserved for future accounts. I have plans on maybe 2 more domains so the rest of the system should be able to be re-allocated to "my" account.
We'll see how it works out.

I agree with your Cloud assessment. Handing site security over to strangers has never been something I felt good about.
The downsides are obvious, but the thought of multiplying my capacity is tempting.

I block TOR users offhand. I have never had any honest traffic from a TOR node.

Updating the "FreeUndelete" link. It gets a lot of traffic apparently:
Free Undelete

What do you hope to get by using CloudFlare, security (DDOS protection), or a speed advantage?

If for speed, you forfeit ownership of data or scripts cached in the cloud for the privelege of faster execution.

You could gain speed advantage comparable to Cloudflare, and maintain ownership of your by using NGINX vs Apache hosting (hint, CloudFlare uses NGINX as do all major data intensive services). This is because Apaches has to allocate significant CPU processing power to service htaccess, which slows down the server. NGINX does everything htaccess does from the config so is much faster.
NGINX with a RAMdisk cache will get you every speed advantage.

If for security, it is because CF servers caching your site are taking the DDOS hit, but can slow the number of connection requests in the flood with the CloudFlare captcha..."Just One More Step".

Users visiting your site with anonymizing browser such as TorBrowser
will face serious harrassment from CF Captcha, which seeks to de-anonymize them by forcing them to use Javascript to complete the captcha (which also allows them to detect your real IP).

I personally, and eternally choose to retain data ownership, and will have nothing to do with cloud anything, much less CloudFlare. If you use a shared host with which you need the flexibility of Apache htaccess, then your options are limited to use CF if you really need the speed or security advantage.

BTW CF is now a standard option set in C-Panel if that makes life any easier.

Would the "Recent Downloads" block as used in TDMDownloads have something you could use?
It sounds like something similar to what's wanted.

Probably the easiest way (and most consistent with other modules) would be to add "weight" to the Category table, and then automatically sort it by "weight".

Then you could adjust the order of categories as needed...

The new category is always at the end. The principle of sort category in code I have not found.
I know it is necessary to add new code. I was just hoping someone will be able to do ...