Deprecated MySQL databases

Nirjonadda

• January 06, 2017 07:03

I am Getting email when doing update WHM 62.0 (build 1). Please let me know that how to remove this databases?
Deprecated MySQL databases The following MySQL databases have been deprecated and are no longer used by cPanel & WHM. Database Name : Database Username leechprotect : leechprotect modsec : modsec You can delete these databases and related database users at your leisure. This notice is the result of a request from "database_deprecations".

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 09, 2017 14:40

  Hello, This is documented with the following entries in the (Home >> Security Center >> ModSecurity" Tools) interface to use SQLite.
  Information on how to delete a database is available at: How to Delete a MySQL Database - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks!

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  popeye

  • January 31, 2017 19:53

  So can you just leave this alone or does it have to be removed?

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 31, 2017 20:59

  So can you just leave this alone or does it have to be removed?

  
  The notifications will stop once the database is removed. The existence of the database username won't result in continued notifications, however you can still remove the database users manually. Thank you.

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  pearirha

  • February 08, 2017 02:32

  Hello, This is documented with the following entries in the Let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks!

  
  When I remove those database, Is that will affected to another databases or sites? Thanks,

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  webhostuk

  • February 08, 2017 05:12

  No it wont affect other databases or sites.

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 08, 2017 18:10

  When I remove those database, Is that will affected to another databases or sites?

  
  Hello, The previous post is accurate. Removing those databases will not alter or remove any other databases on the system. Thanks!

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  WorkinOnIt

  • February 26, 2017 23:48

  Hello, This is documented with the following entries in the ModSecurity" Tools) interface to use SQLite." What is SQLite and where can I find it in my database to check / view hits? Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 27, 2017 16:30

  What is SQLite and where can I find it in my database to check / view hits?

  
  The SQLite database is located at: /var/cpanel/modsec/modsec.sqlite You can still use the following WHM API 1 function to obtain data from the log: WHM API 1 Functions - modsec_get_log - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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  alpinist

  • March 01, 2017 11:29

  The documentation for How to Delete a MySQL Database only includes instructions using phpMyAdmin. I've received the deprecated database notifications for my DNSONLY servers, which do not have phpMyAdmin installed. How do I delete those databases?

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 01, 2017 14:04

  The documentation for How to Delete a MySQL Database only includes instructions using phpMyAdmin. I've received the deprecated database notifications for my DNSONLY servers, which do not have phpMyAdmin installed. How do I delete those databases?How do I remove a MySQL database? Thank you.

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  WorkinOnIt

  • March 04, 2017 09:54

  The SQLite database is located at: /var/cpanel/modsec/modsec.sqlite You can still use the following WHM API 1 function to obtain data from the log:

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 09, 2017 16:07

  Thanks for your reply - but I'm not clear - are you suggesting I need to install something to access the data? At the moment, I just look through the server logs. Will that change?

  
  You can still find Mod_Security entries in the Apache logs. The information stored in the database is sometimes used for the purpose of third-party applications, in which case the following WHM API 1 function is still applicable: WHM API 1 Functions - modsec_get_log - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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