
- Mysql create user domain name upgrade#
- Mysql create user domain name full#
- Mysql create user domain name license#
If you are positive that domain has not been added anywhere in DirectAdmin (use Show All Accounts open in new window in the Admin Panel tp check), then it should be safe to remove the zone from the nf file either manually, or by removing the zone from Admin Panel -> DNS Admininstration open in new window. (CentOS or CloudLinux: /etc/nf, Debian or Ubuntu: /etc/bind/nf FreeBSD: /etc/namedb/nf).

The primary way that DirectAdmin checks to see if the domain is already on the system is by looking in the nf file. This message will appear if the domain is already on the system. There may be other non-domain specific data, like ssh_keys, but the other methods above may be a better choice should that much detail be needed. The simplest (assuming direct_crons=1 is enabled) is to, as root, type:Īnd copy/paste the output into the editor, and save.

Moving crons between Users does not currently have a script. Moving non-domain specific data, we can first move database data for each database name, using this guide. It's not great to move non-domain specific data, like cronjobs or databases, but not impossible. The last option is the most difficult, but allows both accounts to remain, while moving data between them. The next option is if you have a backup of fred, who does not currently exist on this box (the User could be deleted to get into this state), rename the and restore. Since we have a fred Admin account, it can either be left as-is, or can be (/directadmin/general-usage/domains-users-resellers.html#how-to rename-a-domain) to admin. This does assume admin does not have any relevant data under it. Log in to ssh as root, and type the following:įrom this point, you can log in to the new fred Admin Level account, and delete admin.
Mysql create user domain name upgrade#
There is a script to upgrade Users to Resellers, so we'll rely on that for most of the heavy lifting.

Mysql create user domain name full#
There are a few ways of going about this, so check the options below to see which scenario will work best for you.Īs with any action that involves moving data around, be sure to make full backups of all data before proceeding. Where we'd need to merge all data under fred into the admin account (there must be 1 Admin on the server).
Mysql create user domain name license#
We'll premise the guide with the scenario that you had a license with a higher limit and have downgraded to the 1 account license. There are various reasons you may want to merge existing DA accounts, but for this guide, we'll assume you're doing it for the purpose of unifying things into 1 account such that you are below the Personal License limit of 1 account. NOTE: domain names are not assigned to MySQL databases, so, please use the rename_database_with_user.sh script to transfer needed databases to the new account. If the newuser does not exist yet, then create newuser with, transfer the domain, then delete. Dealing with large users and backup timings.
