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I host non profit organizations for free. They have been clamoring for more functionality and I have decided to start offer XOOPS as the framework for collaborative sites. I have a single server connected to a T1 that I use. It is running Debian, MySQL, and Apache. Up till now I have used the Apache Virtual Host functionality to handle all the sites (about a dozen). I would like to conserve processing power by creating a minimum of databases and other running deamons (or is this not a problem)
I read the install guide and it appears that you need a seperate DB for each install. Also, it seems that each install will use its own libraries. I can't tell if the final system launches any deamons (athough it appears not to.)
Does anyone know if I will have issues with multiple MySQL instances running on one platform?
Are there any gotchas with creating the multiple MySQL and/or XOOPS instances?
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