Hi Juergen
After all, when i start /etc/init.d/mysql start, i have this error :
/etc/init.d/mysql: line 100: log_daemon_msg : command not found

How can i fix it?
I use Kali Linux (New Version of Backtrack)

Tnx for your response!

Amin

$db_object->setFetchMode(DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);

// we write this later on, ignore for now.

include(‘check_login.php’);

?>

————————————————-

‘**********check_login.php**********
query(“SELECT password FROM users WHERE username = ‘”.$_SESSION[‘username’].”‘”);

if(DB::isError($pass) || $pass->numRows() != 1) {
$logged_in = 0;
unset($_SESSION[‘username’]);
unset($_SESSION[‘password’]);
// kill incorrect session variables.
}

$db_pass = $pass->fetchRow();

// now we have encrypted pass from DB in
//$db_pass[‘password’], stripslashes() just incase:

$db_pass[‘password’] = stripslashes($db_pass[‘password’]);
$_SESSION[‘password’] = stripslashes($_SESSION[‘password’]);

//compare:

if($_SESSION[‘password’] == $db_pass[‘password’]) {
// valid password for username
$logged_in = 1; // they have correct info
// in session variables.
} else {
$logged_in = 0;
unset($_SESSION[‘username’]);
unset($_SESSION[‘password’]);
// kill incorrect session variables.
}
}

// clean up
unset($db_pass[‘password’]);

$_SESSION[‘username’] = stripslashes($_SESSION[‘username’]);

?>

-Josh

I tried do as you had written above, but when I start the /etc/init.d/mysql start file, it writes: ” line 108: log_daemon_msg: command not found”.

I can not see anything suspicious in syslog file.

What can be the problem?

Thx for your response!

Viktor

Thanks for the guide.

Creating a link for the socket is definitely an option if an application uses hard-coded paths and you can’t or don’t want to use networking (host: 127.1, port: 3306).

ln -sf $CHROOT_DIR/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock /var/run/mysqld.sock

to /etc/init.d/mysql also, as amaroK was trying to use this missing socket file to connect to MySQL.

Also, I assume it was a typo, I had to change the line in the howto to:

ln -sf $CHROOT_DIR/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.pid /var/run/mysqld.pid

(Note the .pid on the end of the new symlink)

Ein sehr schönes Tutorial stellt uns Juergen Kreileder zur Verfügung. Das Tutorial erklärt dem Nutzer, wie er unter Debian die Datenbankanwendung MySQL aus einer chroot-Umgebung starten kann. Außerdem finden sich dort zwei Links um den Apache Webse…