One mysql database on multiple sites

hues · 07-04-2006

Can I have one mysql database for multiple sites?

robtrevino · 07-05-2006

the short answer: yes
long answer: First of all, you need to check if the websites are on the same server, if they are not, you need to make it so that each of the servers can access the mysql server from anything other than Localhost. check with your administrator for TCP/IP access to your mysql database.

willyoumind · 09-01-2008

Sure, why not...? As long as you make sure that all the websites have the same server and there is no any further corruption or crushing between the sites, then you're ready to go with it!

Jerlene · 3 Weeks Ago

Why though? That'll only get you banned in the search engines.
Same content on multiple websites are a no no.

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willyoumind Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 300	Re: One mysql database on multiple sites Sure, why not...? As long as you make sure that all the websites have the same server and there is no any further corruption or crushing between the sites, then you're ready to go with it!

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robtrevino Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Age: 26 Posts: 30	the short answer: yes long answer: First of all, you need to check if the websites are on the same server, if they are not, you need to make it so that each of the servers can access the mysql server from anything other than Localhost. check with your administrator for TCP/IP access to your mysql database.

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