Emiliano wrote:
> > Also site admins would be abble to mess witheach other,
> > if they had the same credentials.
>
> But that's the point -- you _don't_ give them the same credentials. In
> the same way the database root user and the midgard user can concurrently
> access the site,
Got you. Now it's all clear to me. Commonuser/commonpass are the
credentials apache uses to talk to mysql. That's why there is only few
connections. The grant tables of the various databases share one *mysql*
user while midgard user credentials are only relevant to mod_midgard and
possibly some mgd_xxx functions. Sorry, I must have sounded stupid.
> > Interestingly, the single db solutions seems to provide more separation
> > between the different admins than the multi-db solution..
>
> I don't understand exactly in what way that would be?
Irrelevant with my newly obtaind understanding of a multi-db setup.
cheers,
Frank
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