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November 13th, 2002, 09:52 AM

linuxdude

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Setting up a mySQL Hotel

Ping !

Simple question:

I´m going to set up a MySQL-hotell.
Is there anything special to think about or do you
guys have any tips or HOWTO for this ?

I´m also writing some form of policy document for this Hotel.
Every help is needed.

Please give me your: "Do not do...." AND "Do like..."

Best regards & thanx !

Linuxdude.

November 13th, 2002, 09:34 PM

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Could you give a bit more info about this. What its purpose, etc???

Also welcome to our forums.

November 14th, 2002, 02:37 AM

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Thanks Ben !

Okey, here´s the story.

My boss would like to set up a "MySQL-hotel" for
on our Intranet. So this is just a internal thing for our
"departments". We have about 20-40 departments thats
interested in setting up there own databases (for very simple
web-applications)

But how do i put up a MySQL-server hotel as simple and as "secure" as possible. I don´t want them to create databases.
They should only see & handle there own databases (create tables etc.) with there own databases.

I need both technical recomendations and some guidelines in
writing some form of "hotel-policy".

Any input is welcome.

Best regards.

Linuxdude

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Could you give a bit more info about this. What its purpose, etc???

Also welcome to our forums.

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