[quote:c4a7550a08][i:c4a7550a08]Originally posted by qball15j[/i:c4a7550a08]
We currently do not allow clients to use SSH due to some security troubles we've had in the past. So is there anything else that we can install or do that would allow access to the user's MySQL databases?[/quote:c4a7550a08]
If you don't want to use a web interface (phpMyAdmin) and don't want to use the command-line via SSH, then you've pretty much killed all possibilities (unless you have some magic beans).
We currently do not allow clients to use SSH due to some security troubles we've had in the past. So is there anything else that we can install or do that would allow access to the user's MySQL databases?[/quote:c4a7550a08]
If you don't want to use a web interface (phpMyAdmin) and don't want to use the command-line via SSH, then you've pretty much killed all possibilities (unless you have some magic beans).
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