Hello,
I have a customer complaining that InnoDB isn't enabled. After reading some threads on this forum, (and over some external forums), i realized that innodb isn't a good idea for a shared enviroment.
My main concern is about a few users eating most of the server resources.
After reading this topic " http://forums.cpanel.net/f4/disk-space-usage-doesnt-include-mysql-databases-size-70315.html " i noticed that there is a workaround, for keeping the innodb disk usage.... inserting "innodb_file_per_table" on /etc/my.cnf
Is this enought? or i will also need to schedule /scripts/updatemysqlquota to run daily?
Any other point that i should be aware of?
thanks in advance!
I have a customer complaining that InnoDB isn't enabled. After reading some threads on this forum, (and over some external forums), i realized that innodb isn't a good idea for a shared enviroment.
My main concern is about a few users eating most of the server resources.
After reading this topic " http://forums.cpanel.net/f4/disk-space-usage-doesnt-include-mysql-databases-size-70315.html " i noticed that there is a workaround, for keeping the innodb disk usage.... inserting "innodb_file_per_table" on /etc/my.cnf
Is this enought? or i will also need to schedule /scripts/updatemysqlquota to run daily?
Any other point that i should be aware of?
thanks in advance!