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Importaing thousands of databases into Plesk

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StéphaneS

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Hello,

What is the way to import 3000+ MySQL Databases on Plesk 10 please? My hosting provider told me I have to do it manualy, one after each other!... You understand it is impossible. But is there a easier way?
Thanks
 
Just create dump of these databases and import these dumps with some cycle script with using

mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` < dump_file1, dump_file2....dump_file3000
 
Hello,

Thanks a lot for your answer! It works!
But at the end Plesk seems to be too complicated for me, I can't even put a website online, there are tons of config files owned by Plesk everywhere and I can't understand the processes (I tryied understanding during one week). My hosting provider doesn't want to do the migration and I havn't money to spend in it. So I decided to comme back to Webmin and basis clean environment of Linux.

Regards
 
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