Spaces or new lines can give this problem also. For example (left numbers
are lines):
1.
2.<?php
3.session_start();
4.?>
Might give errors because of the first line (wich is empty). Check if the
file logs.php doesn't have this problem.
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Bang-bang shoot-shoot
"Tom Malone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I just renamed a directory on my webserver (apache) and then did a
> search&replace in my text editor to update all my files then uploaded
them.
> Now I am getting the following error on a page I am using to display all
the
> rows in a database that contains session data:
>
> Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output
> started at /home/tgmalone/public_html/admin/logs.php:1) in
> /home/tgmalone/public_html/admin/logs.php on line 1
>
> but I'm not trying to send any headers! (or am I?)
>
> Confused!
> Tom Malone
>
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