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blueprins
8-1-04, 01:26 PM
Hi,
Now I use one Database and I want to create the other one but in OPS MSQL tag I can't see so action. How can I make it?
And Can I maximum 5 databes can make, is that so?
Thanks..
Yes - each package gets 5 databases. Go to the Billing/Plan tab in OPS to create your databases.
blueprins
8-1-04, 01:42 PM
Thanks tbonekkt ;)
blueprins
8-1-04, 01:49 PM
But now I How Can I login there. My first is on mysql05.powweb.com , and this second is mysql06.powweb.com
I try on mysql06.powweb.com and try to login with my first database pass and username. İs their must be different, How Can I its done. I install mey database table and go to Mysql Tab, but there is old username for first database.
Usernames are database-specific. You must create new usernames for the new database.
blueprins
8-1-04, 02:24 PM
Thanks a lot. ;))
StregaOne
8-2-04, 02:26 AM
i have 3 databases set up but they dont come up as seperate... and when i set them up it put them all on the same server... i wouldnt think that was the problem.. i gave them all individual pass and names... and set up php config files for each but when i log into adnim.php for one of them the changes affect all of them like they are one dbase.... any suggestions?
i have 3 databases set up but they dont come up as seperate... and when i set them up it put them all on the same server... i wouldnt think that was the problem.. i gave them all individual pass and names... and set up php config files for each but when i log into adnim.php for one of them the changes affect all of them like they are one dbase.... any suggestions?
I suspect you have set up 3 users not 3 databases, maybe?
StregaOne
8-2-04, 03:38 AM
nope 3 actual databases with different names... at least that is how it looks and it lists 3 different MySQL's on the hosting packages page.... so i am really confused why they would be treated as one
nope 3 actual databases with different names... at least that is how it looks and it lists 3 different MySQL's on the hosting packages page.... so i am really confused why they would be treated as one
But that cannot be - says conventional wisdom. Sounds like you need to talk to POWWEB support.
StregaOne
8-2-04, 11:46 AM
lol i'm trying to... they just havent answered yet and i got impatient waiting for them :)
Just to clarify, you activated 3 mysql databases, and created a different user for each one, and you used a different user for each user the config file, and each installation is in a separate folder?
It sounds like the config files have the same info. I would triple check that you have different databases and users listed in the config files.
StregaOne
8-2-04, 10:14 PM
ok i checked the config files... they are all different... it is like it never sees the ones in the subdirectories.... i made the subdomain folders in the root directory... only the main one gets accessed...
is there an easy way to verify i am getting to my subdomains.... i cant help but think that is the main part of the problem...
i am trying to get there using
http://Urth.ancientwayms.com.admin.php (this is one of the subs)
but all i ever get to is the main folder for www.ancientwaysms.com
Do you have the files with a htdocs folder, within the subdomain folder?
StregaOne
8-3-04, 12:35 AM
yes both have a htdocs folders and everything is in there
StregaOne
8-3-04, 03:08 AM
ok i got a message back from support. they said they couldnt help.. i made sure from what they did send me that my subdomain folders were set up correctly... they are...
but if you type
http://www.urth.ancientwaysms.com/index.htm
you see nothing.. unless i copy the index.htm file into the main htdocs folder then you can see it...
or i can move the Urth folder into the main htdocs folder and type
http://www.ancientwaysms.com/urth/htdocs
then you can see the index.htm file...
(i wiped everything to start over databases everything to get to the bottom of this... it is definately subdomain/subdirectory related)
i'm lost at this point... i dont know what to do or what to look for
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