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Setting up Multiple roots on a single computer

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    • #9123
      DanChapman
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      Hey,

      I am making a PHP site which uses MySQL. I'm trying to make a development site on which I can do my work without altering the real database and website. I want to make 2 'roots' on one computer if that is possible. If anyone can help me do that, I would greatly appreicate it! Otherwise, I'd use another computer to set up another root, which would work, but I'd like to avoid it.

      Thanks in advance,

      Dan

    • #18716
      Ritesh
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      Just create another user in the database with limited permissions.

    • #18717
      peterlaursen
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      I want to make 2 'roots' on one computer if that is possible

      I am not quite sure that I understand! But users are created with the MySQL server(s), not with clients. I you want to run some client software (such as SQLyog) you can connct to as many MySQL servers as the ROOT-user on each respective server as you want.

      I believe you want to install and run a complete server-“lineup” like a webseerver, php and MySQL at a local machine for development. However, then I don't see the problem!

      I suggest that you explain more in detail …

    • #18718
      royvarley
      Member

      Dan, if I understand you correctly, you have a single machine on which you run a live website. You want to run a separate development website on the same machine?

      If that's the case, these links might point you in the right direction:

      http://sunsite.mff.cuni.cz/MIRRORS/ftp.mys…le_servers.html

      http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum48/1306.htm

      You might have to set up the development site with a different port for MySQL.

      Hope that helps.

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