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Greetings.
I am currently scripting a migration program to transfer domains to a Plesk 8 Linux system. My problem is that the Plesk MySQL interface is lacking functionality in that it will not allow a common database user among multiple databases. For example:
Originating server:
I have 3 databases
db1
db2
db3
I have 1 user that accesses these databases
dbuser
On the Plesk side, I have no option of, say, choosing an already existing user when adding a user to a database. I must have 3 distinct users for each database, which is less than optimal.
Now, I'm fully capable of duplicating the configuration on the backend (i.e. mysql db table); however, these users won't neccessarily be listed as users for secondary databases in the Plesk GUI.
I am wondering if anyone has any thoughts or encountered this problem, or how I might go about solving it.
Additionally, I'm (going to be) using the /usr/local/psa/bin/database to create the databases and users on a mass scale.
Thanks.
I am currently scripting a migration program to transfer domains to a Plesk 8 Linux system. My problem is that the Plesk MySQL interface is lacking functionality in that it will not allow a common database user among multiple databases. For example:
Originating server:
I have 3 databases
db1
db2
db3
I have 1 user that accesses these databases
dbuser
On the Plesk side, I have no option of, say, choosing an already existing user when adding a user to a database. I must have 3 distinct users for each database, which is less than optimal.
Now, I'm fully capable of duplicating the configuration on the backend (i.e. mysql db table); however, these users won't neccessarily be listed as users for secondary databases in the Plesk GUI.
I am wondering if anyone has any thoughts or encountered this problem, or how I might go about solving it.
Additionally, I'm (going to be) using the /usr/local/psa/bin/database to create the databases and users on a mass scale.
Thanks.
