When I try to rebuild the forum data, I get this error message when rebuilding the posts :
And now the posts of the users are not counted in their activity points anymore. I looked for an error log but there is none created.
Can you help me?
This is an error message by your web server. It seems that the limit are not set high enough. Contact your hoster and ask him to raise the values for maximum requests.
Maybe there were some change on the host so that the data is progressed faster, which results in more requests in short time.
Hi
What changed in the Rebuild Data part of the software that it asks that much requests all of the sudden?
Nothing, except possibly the amount of data that needs to be processed (e.g. because users created additional posts).
The software automatically splits the rebuild process into several small chunks of 500 posts each to prevent the process from being prematurely aborted by the web server due to hitting a timeout. After a chunk has been processed another request will be sent immediately, repeating this until all posts have been processed.
So if your community has, say, 50000 posts, the rebuild process will send 100 requests in a short-ish amount of time, possibly hitting whatever limitation your hosting provider decided to use.
It might be that the rebuild process for each chunk got slightly faster for some reason (e.g. upgraded hardware), so that there will be more requests in the same amount of time, hitting the limit whereas previously you barely avoided it.
Do you maybe have the possibility to use SSH? Then you could rebuild the data via CLI:
Migration (CLI) - WoltLab Suite ManualLittle update, I followed the advice of Black Rider and it solved the problem. Thanks 
Please read the guide again, if you receive that error message it means that you forgot to do something else first 
Just follow the instructions from the top, but when asked to enter import you skip straight to the workers. The CLI provides both and the entered commands controls what will happen.
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