The database can be named anything you want as long as it matches what
you set in the $sys_dbname variable in the config.inc.php file.
eg:
$sys_dbname = 'citrus2';
I would ask you to consider if shared hosting keeps your customer data
adequately safe and meets your local PII laws and regulations
I am a new user with some php & mysql experience. I'd like to run Citrus DB on
a shared server with GoDaddy. I am unable to name the mysql database "citrus"
as that name is already in use. If I name the database something different,
which files will I need to modify with the new name in order
I'm evaluating CitrusDB for a telecoms-like application, having
abandoned an evaluation of jBilling.
CitrusDB seems more limited, but at least I got it working quickly
with a simple initial demo setup of my own - which is more than I
can
say for jBilling, after spending around a week on it.
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