I interpreted Ludo's explanation to mean every user that has been assigned the RBAC authority with their script can control the *global* instance of MySQL/Apache (which the webstack team have defined & provided the necessary xml manifest).
Josh Berkus wrote: > >> Jignesh suggested having multiple SMF services (one for each user, >> each with their own PostgreSQL instance, managing their own >> databases). This is preferable, and worth pursuing. But I'm not sure >> how you can do this with SMF. As far as I'm aware the SMF service >> instances have to be predetermined. > > > Hmmm, then how does it work for MySQL? Surely we're not allowing every > user on the system to control the *global* instance of MySQL/Apache? > > --Josh
