Re: Server Setup
by Marius Zydyk <pod(at)null.net>
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Thu, 14 Jun 2001 23:40:36 -0600 |
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"Mike Lessar" <rfd246(at)bigfoot.com>, <hwg-servers(at)hwg.org> |
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Well, the short answer is: read and understand the security chapter of the
MySQL manual (http://www.mysql.com/).
We have a similar situation, where a number of clients are hosted on a
single server, and have shell access (telnet/ssh/ftp) to their account (a
cgi hosting account essentially). They can also have a MySQL database
configured on request. The way this works is that a separate database is
created for each user (the database has the same name as their account
login id for convinience), and a MySQL user created (also with the as the
account login id/password) and access is granted for that user only to
their database. This is done through a combination of records in the
db/host/tables_priv/user mysql databases. You will find some examples on
the MySQL web site, and the manual is pretty good, assuming you know the
basic principles behind SQL databases.
At 15:20 06/14/2001 -0400, Mike Lessar wrote:
>Hi, I have a question for the group.
>
>I am just about ready to do a co-host with a local isp for my web server.
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>My agreement with the local isp is that, they will have nothing to do with
>the box other than connect it to the internet and their back-up power source
>and place it behind their firewall, anything else is my responsibility.
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>I do not know how to setup the box so that each client has one database with
>mySQL and I don't want them to see the other databases.
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>I have everything on the box pretty much figured out except the mySQL.
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>It is loaded on the box and is running fine.
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>The box is a Pentium III w/ RH 7.0 with all the latest patches and updates
>of the available software.
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>Any help would be appreciated.
>Mike Lessar
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>Building Interactive Web Sites and Scripts
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