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I specifically want to set the ACL in order to control access on a db user level. Going by database.exe: Databases , my understanding was that -allow-access-from operates on a database level on SQL Server databases via firewall rules, while I'm using MySQL and want to set the users MySQL access...

I'm trying to create a bash script to update the ACL on every MySQL db user. I have tested the command I'm running on the command line direct plesk bin database -u dbname -update_user dbuser -set-acl xx.xx.xxx.xx,xx.xx.xxx.xx,xx.xx.xxx.xx,xx.xx.xxx.xx (I have also tried this with just one IP)...

hmmm... we are both definitely in the same domain for filemanager. It does appear, however, that someone is handing out the single admin account to multiple users, of which I was not aware. I'll ensure everyone has separate accounts

I tried to raise this by reporting a bug but I've not been helpful enough it seems? My first question would be why do Plesk put barriers up for issue reporting? Anyway: When I'm logged into Plesk (Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2, Plesk Obsidian, Version 18.0.49 Update #2, last updated on Jan...