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rbhaydon
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One of my customers wishes me to host multiple domains on a common Plesk 6.5 server that share a common MySQL database, yet I seem to be unable to share a common MySQL dB across domains -- at least one created using PLESK Admin. Each Plesk-created MySQL dB seems only accessible by that dB.
What I have done so far is:
1. Create MySQL dB under Domain "A", and create a username to access it. All is well & works under Domain "A".
2. Under Domain "B" (on the same Plesk 6.5 server), I modify the "global.php" file in the "httpdocs" folder to include a reference to this database created in Domain "A", using the same username & Password. It is denied access...
Does Plesk 6.5 not use "global.php" files to access databases? Is there a way to bypass this control mechanism so that a Plesk-created MySQL database can be shared amongst domains using a common username? Should I create another instance of MySQL running on the Plesk Server that is NOT controlled by Plesk (seems complex...)?
I guess one solution is to host MySQL on another server, but that is not really solving the problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bruce
Ottawa, Canada
What I have done so far is:
1. Create MySQL dB under Domain "A", and create a username to access it. All is well & works under Domain "A".
2. Under Domain "B" (on the same Plesk 6.5 server), I modify the "global.php" file in the "httpdocs" folder to include a reference to this database created in Domain "A", using the same username & Password. It is denied access...
Does Plesk 6.5 not use "global.php" files to access databases? Is there a way to bypass this control mechanism so that a Plesk-created MySQL database can be shared amongst domains using a common username? Should I create another instance of MySQL running on the Plesk Server that is NOT controlled by Plesk (seems complex...)?
I guess one solution is to host MySQL on another server, but that is not really solving the problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bruce
Ottawa, Canada