Table 'dvwa.users' does'nt exist. about dvwa

[erran]

Did you visit /setup.php? You can reinitialize the DB there. I'm working on a Chef cookbook for DVWA. It'll install version 1.0.7. Visit the readme at rapid7-cookbooks/dvwa.

[erran]

@muatif16 I just updated the README on the DVWA cookbook. You can clone the repository and run a few commands after downloading Vagrant and VirtualBox and you should have DVWA set up within a few minutes on a VM at http://33.33.33.10/dvwa

[ethicalhack3r]

Nice! Thanks @ipwnstuff

[erran]

No problem. Don't be surprised if I send a PR in a few days to add it and some other stuff to the README. I also seen that some dead PRs with code examples on here, I'll handle it whenever I have time for the updates the the README.

[muatif16]

if you don't mind kindly post some detail doc. or any video which would
help me for solving this problem.

On Fri, Jul 26, 2013 at 10:00 PM, Erran Carey [email protected]:

Did you visit /setup.php? You can reinitialize the DB there. I'm working
on a Chef cookbook for DVWA. It'll install version 1.0.7. Visit the readme
at rapid7-cookbooks/dvwa https://github.com/rapid7-cookbooks/dvwa.

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[erran-r7]

@muatif16 Can you tell me whether you visited /setup.php? Did anything change if so? I still think it sounds like you didn't initialize your DB.

As for docs DVWA is pretty well documented if you look around. I'll add some more documentation to the above cookbook which would let you start a new instance inside of a VirtualBox VM. The cookbook is the simplest way besides the live CD IMO.

[erran-r7]

@muatif16 Here are the two solutions I can think of:

• Reinitializing your database, replace http://0.0.0.0 with whatever address/port you're using. Make sure you use /setup.php or /dvwa/setup.php in respect to where you installed DVWA.

curl --data 'create_db=Create+%2F+Reset+Database' http://0.0.0.0/dvwa/setup.php# --cookie PHPSESSID=1 

• Straight from the DVWA cookbook's README:

To run in a Vagrant Environment, install VirtualBox here and then
install Vagrant here.
Run the following commands to get started with this cookbook:

git clone https://github.com/rapid7-cookbooks/dvwa
cd dvwa
bundle install
vagrant plugin install bindler
vagrant bindler setup # Only needed once
vagrant plugin bundle
vagrant up xampp # or you can run standalone to install without XAMPP