On Tuesday 25 April 2006 23:40, Roy Souther wrote:
> Are you running multiple Drupal sites from the same server? Are you
> using virtual hosing? I am working on virtual hosting for CMS and would
> like to exchange information with you if you are doing this.

Thanks Roy!

I can see how this is going to work out.  The bit to discover the databases is 
an added bonus - though there's only a few out of many dbs I need to do this 
for.  But I didn't even think of using a loop for the dbs - I was thinking 
lower and running the script for each manually.  If I change the db list to a 
variable, I can just set it, and run the script once.  I like it - thanks for 
the idea!

I knew I could pass the show tables to MySQL like this, but I thought it would 
spit out the border around the results - like you see when you're in the 
mysql shell.  I shoulda just tried it.. :)

As for my Drupal sites, I have 3 on my local server, and one on a remote 
server (excluding CLUG's site, but that one won't suffer from the same update 
problem - we don't control the database server there).  Drupal allows hosting 
in a few different manners, but I opted to keep it simple and each sub-site 
is running it's own instance of drupal.  Yeah, I'm using up a few more 
resources this way, but it's only 3 sites, with VERY VERY low volume, running 
on a relatively recent 64Bit server.  I'm not worried about the resources 
here.

Let me know what else you'd like to discuss on the virtual hosting.  But we 
should maybe start a separate thread for that... :)

Shawn


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