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Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet wrote:
> Abdul-Rashid Abdullah wrote:
>> Every so often I get someone who has used a different interface other
>> than
>> BlueQuartz and they whine about the lack of the ability to setup a MySQL
>> database.
>>
>> So, the question is how are others dealing with this right now and
>> perhaps
>> will there be a capability for a user to do this through the
>> interface in
>> the future?
>>
>> Is there a third-party app to support this?
>
> We deal with this all the time, and integrated MySQL interface is
> something that I've been advocating / begging for in various ways for
> a long time. In my mind, this is BQ's biggest shortcoming in
> comparison with the commercial control panels from an end-user
> standpoint. Anytime somebody wants to set up a new
> Joomla/Drupal/Wordpress/phpBB/you name it site they need to set up a
> MySQL database as part of that procedure.
>
> I think this stems from the original days of the Cobalt interface,
> when sites tended to be static HTML, and MySQL, while available on the
> server, was not considered to be an integral part of the server or its
> management. A lot has changed since those days!
>
> What we have been doing is set up a default MySQL database for a new
> customer signup, using the same username and password they select as
> their primary email/FTP account. We name the database the same as
> their domain but replace the . with a _ character (MySQL requires
> this). Then at least they will have a default database available,
> and they can, if they choose, set up multiple applications with the
> use of unique table names.
>
> If a customer requests another database be set up for them, we handle
> that via our ticket system with them. But still, it requires us to
> manually intervene.
>
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