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Feb 12.2009

Hello, if you are using phpmyadmin, when you logout you will see (&old_usr=root) a part of the url. This tells you the username (in mysql) of the user who logged out. I need to edit the application so that when any new user logs in, (&new_usr=user1) will be added to the url. I need this information because I am using Apache log file to see who logs in and who logs out.
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@stephan_gerlachFeb 13.2009 — Not sure if this will work but give it a try.

go to your phpmyadmin folder and then into your scripts folder

You should see there a file called signon.php

on line 26 I got

[code=php] header('Location: ../index.php');[/code]

try changing it to

[code=php] header('Location: ../index.php?new_usr='.$_POST['user);[/code]

I assume it would work but I also assume that it would also show ailed logins. but its probably a start
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