MySQL limitation in WHM/cPanel - a bug?

[Milka]

Hello,
example:

I will add a new account/domain and limit the number of MySQL's to 0 (zero).

Then, when the user will log to the cPanel -> Advanced menu -> MySQL, he is able to create a MySQL or manage MySQL's.

How's that possible when he was limited to 0?

Thank you very much.
Milo

[anand]

Originally posted by Milka
Hello,
example:

I will add a new account/domain and limit the number of MySQL's to 0 (zero).

Then, when the user will log to the cPanel -> Advanced menu -> MySQL, he is able to create a MySQL or manage MySQL's.

How's that possible when he was limited to 0?

Thank you very much.
Milo

It doesn't happen that way for sure. I have done this thousands of time, never happened with me earlier. Which release of cpanel r u running neways ?

[Milka]

WHM 8.6.0 cPanel 8.7.0-R26
RedHat 9 - WHM X v2.1.1

Any help what can be wrong setuped welcome...

Thank you very much,
Milo

[anand]

Originally posted by Milka
WHM 8.6.0 cPanel 8.7.0-R26
RedHat 9 - WHM X v2.1.1

Any help what can be wrong setuped welcome...

Thank you very much,
Milo

Try the same scene after moving to stable release and post results here.

[Milka]

Thank you.

But how can I move it to stable release? I thought that this is OK.

Sorry for novice questions, but I'am a cPanel beginner.

Thx again,
M

[anand]

Originally posted by Milka
Thank you.

But how can I move it to stable release? I thought that this is OK.

Sorry for novice questions, but I'am a cPanel beginner.

Thx again,
M

WHM - > Update preferences - > Automatic Stable or Manual Stable

Then from shell run /scripts/upcp

This will update your cpanel and bring it to stable build. You can then open WHM to check the build.

[Milka]

Yes, it helped !

Once again thank you very much.
M

[anand]

Originally posted by Milka
Yes, it helped !

Once again thank you very much.
M

np