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..well actually I created both the sites in the GUI first, then went to
the COMMAND<br>
line and created the SQL database, then assigned privileges to both
vsites. Thus, it seems<br>
a bit over zealous for the GUI to assume it has the authority to delete
the SQL files<br>
even when others have equal access to it and rights. Perhaps the admin of
the BO<br>
should have more authority in the GUI when it comes to deleting a vsite.
<br><br>
It just seems it is an ALL or NOTHING feature and especially when it
comes to thinking<br>
it has the right to delete files it did not create but has access to. In
the end the <br>
GUI deleted <u>3 million</u> records of which I am thankful the
raqbackup.sh was working.<br>
Now I guess I need to adjust the cron to backup more than once a day just
in case the<br>
GUI wants to do a coup d' etat.<br><br>
~~ David <br><br>
At 01:43 AM 1/21/2010, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">On 21 Jan 2010, at 05:10, Dr.
Blunt wrote:<br><br>
> Okay.. I just deleted a vsite from the GUI that shared a MySQL
<br>
> database on<br>
> the BO. The GUI deleted the entire shared MySQL database as
well. <br>
> Why? Is<br>
> it not acceptable to have vsites share a database?<br><br>
The DB is created with the site. If you want to share it, create it
<br>
outside the GUI. How is the GUI supposed to know you're accessing
the <br>
database outside the site?<br><br>
S<br>
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