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    • Newly installed TikiWiki login problem

    Posted by xezton posts: 3

    Hello,
    I just recently installed TikiWiki 1.7.4.
    Everything works until I try to login. I get an error saying:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/../db/tiki-db.php:93) in /home/../tiki-login.php on line 130

    In the Installation troubleshooting section I read that someone just replaced their old smarty.class.php file (I think) with the one from version 1.7. I tried that and it didn't help.

    Is there something I'm doing wrong? Any reply would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

    --Xezton

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hi,

    I think this could that your PHP cannot write the session information to /tmp

    I think we have pages on that maybe InstallTikiUnderSafeMode, right down at the very bottom will help.

    Damian

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    Posted by xezton posts: 3

    Well, thanks for your help, but I changed the use_sub_dirs to false, but I still get the same error message.
    I've run tikiwiki on my server before with no problem (except for a few installation issues, but never an error like this).

    Any other ideas?

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hiya :-)

    Not the use sub dirs the one underneath that open base dir or something

    :)

    > xezton:
    > Well, thanks for your help, but I changed the use_sub_dirs to false, but I still get the same error message.
    > I've run tikiwiki on my server before with no problem (except for a few installation issues, but never an error like this).
    >
    > Any other ideas?

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Hiya :-)

    Not the use sub dirs the one underneath that open base dir or something

    :)

    > xezton:
    > Well, thanks for your help, but I changed the use_sub_dirs to false, but I still get the same error message.
    > I've run tikiwiki on my server before with no problem (except for a few installation issues, but never an error like this).
    >
    > Any other ideas?

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    Posted by richlew posts: 8

    Try looking for extra linefeeds or spaces around the PHP start points in the files named in the script.

    While I have no idea how the got into my tiki-setup.php file or whether that was the root cause of a sudden appearance, removing them solved the message appearance at login, logout, blog post and several other places. It took a couple of weeks of searching before that clue jumped out of a PHPBB board post found in a Google search on the error message text.

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