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Admin Installation: Cannot send session cookie...


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snapshot-20040217

 

hey

 

- have session_store of both configure.php set to mysql.

- have register_globals on through .htaccess in the admin folder. (set the root directory also to but didn't work. for the catalog i don't need rg on, it works without).

- checked the files for spaces after ?>

- had to correct the admin-database_tables.php and the admin-configure.php because of the missing changes for the osc_ prefix.

 

(i was installing the catalog before i installed the admin. set the admin-configure by hand. read something in the forum that maybe i should update the db with the files in the extras-folder. but as i installed a snapshot-release ..)

 

- the admin works but ahead of the html-data it always still displays following messages:

 

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /home/me000074/www/home/catalog/admin/includes/database_tables.php:60) in /home/me000074/www/home/catalog/admin/includes/functions/sessions.php on line 67

 

Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/me000074/www/home/catalog/admin/includes/database_tables.php:60) in /home/me000074/www/home/catalog/admin/includes/functions/sessions.php on line 67

 

 

what does ..es/database_tables.php:60) mean?

do i eventually have to use the snapshot admin of today?

can anyone help please?

 

all the best

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thanks but i did. there was no space only enter and took them away.

 

still having the messages

 

(the sessions of the catalog work)

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is there another place or file where i have to set the store_sessions to mysql except the two configure.phps?

 

(cause it seems to work. and in my eyes the messages are unnessessary. had a similar problem while installing the catalog where the server could find the file but not the folder the file was in, so i had to make two application.phps for each the index.php and the install.php.)

Posted

were thinking too complicated.

 

the_bear you were right. it was that.

 

sorry for the inconveniences!

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99% of the time, this is the problem ;)

 

The_Bear

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