I have just done a fresh install of PHP Nuke 7.4, the install files were downloaded straight from the main PHP Nuke site only a day or so ago.

I always get the following at the top of every page.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/********/public_html/html/config.php:121) in /home/********/public_html/html/mainfile.php on line 162

I get the following at the top of the page when logging in as an administrator.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/********/public_html/html/config.php:121) in /home/********/public_html/html/auth.php on line 46

I get the following when trying to log in as a regular user. All that is shown on screen here is a page with a white background and error #1 and the below two errors in black text.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/********/public_html/html/config.php:121) in /home/********/public_html/html/modules/Your_Account/index.php on line 792

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/********/public_html/html/config.php:121) in /home/********/public_html/html/modules/Your_Account/index.php on line 838

When I'm logged in as an administrator, if I click anything at all I get logged back out.

Some additional information that may be of use:
OS: Linux
Kernel version: 2.4.27-grsec
Apache version: 1.3.31 (Unix)
PHP version: 4.3.9
MySQL version: 4.0.22-standard

The site is located at http://www.trekdatabasestorage.info/v2/

Can anyone help me please?

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The most simple solution to try, is to turn output_buffering on If you control your php.ini file, do this: output_buffering = On Or, create/add this line to an .htaccess file and place it in your Nuke root directory: PHP_FLAG output_buffering On Lastly, try placing this line as the first line of code in your mainfile.php, after the comment block. This has to be made available for every script you use, so either you code it in every script or strategically place it in a script that is common to all scripts. ini_set("output_buffering","1");

check this post also.

http://www.nukefixes.com/modules.php...viewtopic&t=36

also, try searching the forums first next time before you post.

Ok, the .htaccess tip removed the error messages, and let the user login proceed to the account screen (though it was missing the actual account stuff).

I'm still having the login problems, but that is something that I can find solutions to. I had searched the forums for the error messages I was getting and didn't find any posts concerning them, which is why I made the post.

Turns out my other problems (with the logins) were actually caused by Zone Alarm.