They receive “The site can’t be reached”, but after that I don’t know what is the complete error. @Josh12, can you please specify the FULL and COMPLETE error that users get while visiting your website, even though I don’t get that after visiting it two times? Without full error and just “The site can’t be reached” we can’t diagnose what is the problem then.
So, by your own logic, the issue must be on your end.
If you say the issue is affecting “everyone”, who do you mean exactly? Did you have other people check the site too? Did you test it on other browsers, other devices and other networks?
The database server can’t be accessed from anybody else’s network, but only on the free hosting network, so if you’re trying to access that from your browser (even assuming that MySQL servers can’t be accessed via browsers, but can be managed through a software like phpMyAdmin and can be connected with a PHP-powered software) or a remote MySQL client, that won’t work. If you want MySQL remote access, please consider to upgrade to Premium Hosting as it offers many features. Also, there are some problems with some database servers, so if you find that your site has a database connection error just wait some time and it will be fixed.
It may be a network or DNS problem on your side, because for me and for the Admin it works perfectly fine. So either change your DNS to 1.1.1.1, OpenDNS or Google Public DNS, clear your browser cache, clear your DNS cache or contact your ISP about that.
Sure it can be fixed permanently! In fact, it’s already fixed right now! After all, everything I see indicates the website is already working perfectly fine!
The only person here who says it’s not working perfectly already is you. There could be any number reasons why that happens, but we can try to help you with that.
So again, can you please answer my question?
If you say the issue is affecting “everyone”, who do you mean exactly?