[BlueOnyx:04441] Re: Suggestion to Change Location of Domain MySQL Databases
MuntadaNet Webmaster
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Mon May 10 22:18:29 -05 2010
I guess then the other approach to really meet the objective I was
going for was some method of registering the databases that are being
used by a site. I realize now that Blue Onyx has this now for at
least one database but what if there are several databases for a
site? Then at least when a cmuExport is done, a mysqldump call could
be done against each database registered for the site. That is
really want I am going for here.
I guess I am making the suggestion in part as I migrate one BQ box to
BX, I am realizing there are databases that may no longer be part of
any site because the site was deleted without recalling due to no
record keeping of what database was created for what site and for the
databases that are active, how am I going to go easily migrate the
databases over with their site. I am not necessarily migrating all
databases and all sites at the same time and all to the same server
which makes the full cmuExport not exactly what I am looking for.
-Rashid
At 10:37 PM 5/10/2010, you wrote:
>Hi Greg,
>
> > * Database backups with cmuexport will not necessarily be any use to
> > you, unless you shutdown the database. You have to remember that the
> > database has these files open at all times, and is constantly making
> > updates...
> > * What about innodb files - Not all data is in the www.mydomain.com
> > directory - so a restore will not give you a full working database anyway.
>
>Correct. Those two alone make it a non issue. Additionally: This
>won't back up
>the privilege tables either, so while you may retain (possibly wrecked!)
>databases during CMU, you still loose the MySQL users and their privilege
>settings.
>
>A bad backup is like having none, because creates a wrong sense of security
>and it'll usually fail you when you need it the most.
>
>Best way to fully backup MySQL is still doing a MySQL-dump.
>
>--
>With best regards
>
>Michael Stauber
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