On 8 Apr 2008, at 04:15, Dave M G wrote:
PHP list,
Solving my own issue:
It turns out that some PHP scripts had an extra carriage return
character at the end of the file. Once I removed these, the problem
went away.
Strange that it only happened on some servers, not others, but there
it is.
1. Enable E_ALL error_reporting and turn on display_errors - that
should have told you the session could not be started because headers
had already been sent
2. Don't put ?> when it's the last thing in a file, it's not necessary
by design for this very reason
The servers where it worked probably had an implicit buffer configured
thus not caring about output before session_start().
-Stut
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