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-Original Message-
From: j.urban [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 January 2002 15:44
To: Matthew Darcy
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Using MYSQL and PHP With Vitual Apache Servers ?
Why not just create separate databases for each virtual server
Why not just create separate databases for each virtual server? It sounds
like a perfect situation to create multiple databases, as databases do
provide data separation...
mysql> create database Virtual1;
mysql> create database Virtual2;
mysql> create database Virtual3;
mysql> create database Vi
* Matthew Darcy
> I have a redhat server, running apache 1.3.20. The server is running a
> couple of virtual servers for different websites. I now wish to add a few
> new virtual servers/domains to the machine. However (here is the twist)
> these sites will need to use a different mysql schema eac
Matthew:
There is no 'twist' here ... once your Apache server is configured to
support MySQL and PHP, just design the appropriate schema for each website
and create a database for each site requiring MySQL support.
I would suggest you pick up one (or more) of the books available on MySQL
and PHP
