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« on: Oct 03, 2007, 08:59:17 pm »
I recently got a new hosting server and I realized that I only have one user (unless I pay extra) that can create a few databases ... they did not try to cheat me it was written there all along but I did not notice it ... anyway I believe its a good hosting company for the money .... will see ...
My question is: how would you protect one database from the other if the user that manipulates them is the same ? is there a trick to accomplish such a thing ?
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« Reply #8 on: Oct 04, 2007, 05:21:22 pm »
I must say, its a big problem for me not being able to have more than one database user ... but so far their servers work brilliantly ... I have never seen that speed before (well at least from my previous shared hosts) and the speed is always consistent, check if you want http://www.gamesonline4free.net ....
Yes they are clustered Nikolas and I went with them because I thought they would be a step above shared hosting (I do not have the money for managed dedicated or the knowledge for unmanaged) ... I have 30 day money back guarantee, so I will let you know in a few days how it goes .... for now I will only put my own sites there (don't want to be screwing with my clients sites) if I like it I will probably upgrade later on and get a dedicated virtual (dv) for $50/month in which I can actually resell ... it has plesk etc ...