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Edited by Erik Kangas, PhD
President of LuxSci
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Posts Tagged ‘mysql’
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
 On January 30th, 2010, LuxSci will be releasing a set of software updates that add new security features and enhance existing security features. Additionally, LuxSci is introducing a new Business Associate Agreement for HIPAA customers — one that complies with the new HITECH provisions of HIPAA. These changes will impact some existing and future customers, as described in this notice.
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Tags: hipaa, hitech, mysql, security, sftp, ssl
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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Saturday, April 5th, 2008
LuxSci now supports MySQL v5 databases for use by its web hosting clients. LuxSci’s infrastructure has also been updated so that future versions, like MySQL v6, can be easily and quickly supported once released… even if they are not backwards compatible with existing supported versions.
Tags: hosting, mysql
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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Thursday, October 27th, 2005
Web hosting users with MySQL databases can now optionally use TLS (Transport Layer Security) when connecting to their MySQL databases from remote locations. Use of TLS ensures that all communications between these users and our MySQL servers are encrypted.
Tags: mysql, tls
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Friday, March 25th, 2005
- The User Management pages have been revised to grant account administrators more control over being able to configure their users without needing to login as the user him/herself. Among other things, account administrators can now review and configure the following email tools for their users: Email Filtering, Basic Spam and Virus Filtering, Email Forwarding, Email Folders, WebMail Signatures, and Email AutoResponders.
- A new “Database Management” tool has been added under your Account Administration page. Administrators of web hosting accounts can use this tool to manually add and delete MySQL databases in their account.
- A new “Reports” section under your Account Administration page consolidates all global reports and also includes information about current disk and bandwidth usage.
- A new “Advanced Administration Tools” page has been added under your Account Administration page. This page gives account administrators the ability: 1. to configure their account’s password strength checking rules, 2. to optionally disable the change password tool so users cannot change their own passwords, 3. to enable automatic deletion and/or disabling of users who have not logged in in a long time, 4. to change the main account administrator, 5. to change the default domain for the account, and 6. to change their account disk and bandwidth quota types. Accounts with access to our API will also find their API configuration tools here.
Tags: administration, api, database, mysql, reports, user
Posted in New Feature Announcements
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