Re: [PHP] MySQL command log

[David Robley]

On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 14:59, Richard Baskett wrote:
> I've done it before, but I cant remember how to view the commands that
> have been sent to MySQL.  I normally try not to ask MySQL questions
> here even though it's pretty much a standard with PHP :)  But I have
> exhausted myself in researching the problem and I hope one of you might
> have the answer.  A friend had his server hacked and they thought it
> would be funny to change the username and password to the mysql table
> in mysql plus a couple other tables  We're hunting now ;)
>
> Thanks ahead of time!
>
> Rick

If you have logging enabled for mysql, check that log. It might be in 
your mysql/data directory. Also check ~/.mysql_history for caommands ent 
via the mysql command line monitor.

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[PHP] MySQL command log

[Richard Baskett]

I've done it before, but I cant remember how to view the commands that have
been sent to MySQL.  I normally try not to ask MySQL questions here even
though it's pretty much a standard with PHP :)  But I have exhausted myself
in researching the problem and I hope one of you might have the answer.  A
friend had his server hacked and they thought it would be funny to change
the username and password to the mysql table in mysql plus a couple other
tables  We're hunting now ;)

Thanks ahead of time!

Rick


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