Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter *RESOLVED*

[flame_211]

Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/alltom/public_html/flame/template.inc.php:1) in /home/alltom/public_html/flame/lib.inc.php on line 550

Whats wrong with that? I mean why am i getting it??

Line 547 to 550 in lib.inc.php:

session_set_save_handler('sess_open', '', 'sess_read', 'sess_write', 'sess_destroy', 'sess_gc');
session_name('s');
session_name('s');
session_start();


Im having problems with session_start() through out the site, any help???

[Kings]

I think it means you've already sent some content to the browser. You'd have to do the session stuff first, then send the content.

[flame_211]

thanks ill check it out

[The Hobo]

you might also want to check out current PHP programming conventions. like those on how to properly do sessions these days.

[flame_211]

ok in response to kings first:

I put all my session stuff first:

session_set_save_handler('sess_open', '', 'sess_read', 'sess_write', 'sess_destroy', 'sess_gc');
session_name('s');
session_name('s');
session_start();

then all my other stuff,

And I got this:

Fatal error: Failed to initialize session module in /home/alltom/public_html/flame/users.php on line 6

Warning: Failed to write session data (user). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/tmp) in Unknown on line 0

Response to The Hobo:
I think i got the most up-to-date functions for my version of php if thats what you mean...

[The Hobo]

What version are you using?

This sounds like a PHP problem to me, not a code probably. Either something isn't setup properly somewhere (php.ini or something), or something isn't installed properly.

I'll also admit I have no idea what session_set_save_handler() does.

[flame_211]

Version: PHP 4.2.1
And im trying to contact the guy thats hosting me to get the session.save_path changed( i think thats the problem but im not sure ):confused:

[The Hobo]

Yeah, with php 4.2, you specify a session like $_SESSION['a']; I think. Instead of session_name('s');

It's not going to help you out, though.

[flame_211]

k, well, im gonna have my buddy look it over and figure it out :P

[phpman]

why are you trying to serialize and save the session?

you don't need session_set_save_handler()

you very first line has to be session_start() before any other code.

and why do you have session_name twice? you don't even need that.

if you are on 4.2 then you must use $_SESSION[] the super global, unless you have globals turned on and for what reason I have no idea. by default it is turned off.