Just that when re-configuring WordPress it's a pain in the butt when caching is enabled. We usually check for that but it would be awesome if we didn't need to worry about it.

Trying to make it so that it's easier to identify .sql files that have to do with a particular site.

Current process

1. Create new DB
2. Run script
3. Paste new DB info
4. Let script fix things based on new DB info
5. Import DB

Proposed process

1. Run script
2. Script parses & such to create new DB info
3. Script fixes things based on new DB info
4. Script spits out new DB info for new DB creation
5. Create new DB
6. Import DB

Script steps

• Find DB name
• Remove everything up to and including the first underscore _ (get rid of old cPanel username, if exists. If not cPanel then oh well)
• New DB name is cpuser_+(dbstring)
• New username is cpuser_+(last 7 chars of dbstring)
• New password randomly generated
• Spit out new string