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<div>Hi everyone,</div>
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<div>I'm almost done restoring a previously failed server. With Michael's help - I finally got all sites restored, and only have a WordPress problem left resulting fro a small problem with databases.</div>
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<div>In the old server, before it was exported/backed up - sites were configured with the database/user/password for a MySQL database (used for WordPress or Joomla). But after the cmuImport restore - the database/user/password is gone and the "MariaDBUser and database" checkbox is not checked any more.</div>
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<div>OK, not a big problem - just put the database, user, and password info back in and SAVE, right? Nope! The BlueOnyx GUI complains "That MariaDB user already exists". And "That MariaDB Database already exists".</div>
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<div>I've tried deleting the database and user from the command line, and then again with MySQLAdmin (of course, reloading the MySQL service afterward). But the GUI keeps complaining the user and database exists.</div>
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<div>The only reason I can think of that the GUI would still be complaining about a database that isn't there any more is the CCED database. I'm assuming it also stores info about a site's database/user/password.
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<div>Does anyone know if CCED also stores the database and user info in the CCED database? In that case, I need to figure out how to remove those CCED database entries - so I can put them back for that site and then restore the database from backup.</div>
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<div>Maybe I should just tell the GUI to put in a dummy database/user/password - to clear those fields to something else in the CCED database. I'll try that. But if anyone knows if CCED stores those values, and how to modify them in the CCED database - please let me know.</div>
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<div>Thanks experts!</div>
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<div>Chuck</div>
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