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Forwarded to devs Migration DB Username for more than one assignments

destan40

Basic Pleskian
TITLE:
Migration DB Username than has more then one assignments dont work​
PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE:
Plesk 17.8.11, CentOS, cPanel​
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
Problem1
I tried to localy to migrate a user from cPanel
case example:

Systemusername: user589
Databases: user579_db1, user579_db2
DB_User: user579_user
Assignments:
user579_user-> user579_db1
user579_user-> user579_db2
(One User assigned to two databases)

Problem after migrating:
user579_db1 have a assigned user=user579_user, Correct
user579_db2 have not assigned user, Not correct

Problem 2

Editing Migrated DB User Rights etc. not possible, because
Database user name is forced with beginning syntax "admin_" like:
admin_user579_user
​
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Migrating user from cpanel that have more then one databases and one user is assigned to many databases​
ACTUAL RESULT:
migrated databases have not assigned dbuser, so not usable​
EXPECTED RESULT:
assigning dbuser correctly​
ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
​
YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM:
Help with sorting out​
 
Last edited:
This is Plesk limitation: it is not possible to assign one user to several databases, there are only 2 options:

1. Assign user to one db
2. Assign user to all databases
 
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