#
#This is the table that holds the session info - just create it as is!
#

CREATE TABLE sessions (
   sesskey varchar(32) NOT NULL,
   expiry int(11) unsigned DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL,
   value text NOT NULL,
   PRIMARY KEY (sesskey)
);

#
#This is the table that holds usernames, passwords, and user rights levels
#Rights are now based on an integer - ultimate rights level is 999, 
#and all lower numbers have lesser rights, as you designate.
#Note that default admin rights level is 777 - can you tell I use *nix?
#

CREATE TABLE user_track (
   ut_id int(3) NOT NULL auto_increment,
   ut_name varchar(30) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL,
   ut_pwd varchar(50) NOT NULL,
   ut_rights int(3) DEFAULT '100' NOT NULL,
   PRIMARY KEY (ut_id),
   KEY ut_id (ut_id)
);

#
#Use this last line of code against your user_track table to create your basic admin user
#and then create your own admin user, and delete this one
#

INSERT INTO user_track VALUES('','admin',md5('admin'),'777');