[Koha-bugs] [Bug 15088] Notice when koha has been installed with --request-db instead of --create-db

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https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=15088

M. Tompsett <mtompset at hotmail.com> changed:

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[SIGNED-OFF] Bug 15088 - notice when koha has been installed with --request-db
instead of --create-db

Patch does 2 major things -

* creates an options file during koha-create that lets us know what database
option was used when the instance was created
/etc/koha/sites/$name/createoptions
* when an instance is removed, we assume we can do things to the database, per
usual. If we have a createoptions, we'll read it and find out if our instance
was created with create-db or request-db.
If it was requested, we don't do anything with the database because we assume
we don't have rights to, and print a message.
If it was created, we do the same thing we've always done - remove the database
and users (unless we've specified --keep-mysql)

To test:

create a throwaway instance with --create-db
remove that instance, all should happen as normal.
your instance should have an /etc/koha/sites/$name/createoptions file with
REQUEST_DB=0 in it.

create another throwaway instance with --request-db
remove that instance, you should see a message alerting you to the fact that
you may still have database work to do after Koha is removed.
your instance should have an /etc/koha/sites/$name/createoptions file with
REQUEST_DB=1 in it.

NOTE: Only works in conjuction with my patch.

Signed-off-by: Mark Tompsett <mtompset at hotmail.com>

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