Reset frontpage after changing it to user I wanted my drupal site content to only be accessed by users who login.
I have a front-page which works fine:   "mysite.com/"
I want users to be re-directed to: 
"mysite.com/user"  or   "mysite.com/?q=user"

So, I went into the Admin > Site Configuration > and changed the front page to be /user

Unfortunately, my home page is exactly the same, no change there, and now I can't access the login to get back in as an Admin.

So, there are two questions:

1) How do I go into the database to reset this setting by hand, or is there a php file I have to go into?

2) Once I get my home page back, and the /?q=user page working again, how can I force users to that page to login before anything that happens.

This is Drupal 7 ... I remember Drupal 5 and 6 being so much easier to manage.

I am also using the MD Apline theme if that matters ....

Thanks for any help!
                               Tom
That's a pickle. This should get you out of it:

drush vset site_frontpage node

Or if you don't have access to drush (why would you use drupal without drush?) you can run this sql:

DELETE FROM variable WHERE name = 'site_frontpage'