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Forum Errors with PHP Nuke 7.2

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Hey guys. I put up a new site a little bit ago, and everything was working fine. Forums were working fine and everything, and then suddenly now I get this error out of no where. Its a bunch of header errors in my forum. I went to nukecops and some other sites for technical help, and tried their techniques, and non of them seem to work. The only one left that they recommended is to have an admin change "output_buffering on" in php.ini.
I'm hoping this works, since nothing else... so if one of you admins can change that on my site, i'd really appreciate it.

http://igotwhores.nuclearfallout.net


Ooor, if you guys have any other ideas, please let me know :)

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Post by Nick|NFo »

http://igotwhores.nuclearfallout.net/ seems to be working great

the output_buffering right now is set at no value

http://omikron.nuclearfallout.net/test.php for more php info.
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Post by Edge100x »

It's actually set to "no" and phpinfo misreports it.

Scripts can turn on and off output buffering very easily by using a number of php commands. Most modern scripts will do it properly.
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ahh it seems to be working great now. Thanks for your help guys.
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I spoke to soon :( I go to bed, and everything is fine, and wake up, and the errors are back... Hmm, any ideas whats causing it?
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I haven't been able to catch it in the act yet =\
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Edge100x wrote:I haven't been able to catch it in the act yet =\
same with edge

if you see the problem happening, come into #nfo-support on irc.gamesurge.net and we can see it perhaps then.
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Hmm... Wierd, I'm still seeing it. After you said that, I thought maybe it was only happening to me because I was logged in or something, but I logged out, and I'm still seeing it... Heres a screenshot..

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Post by Edge100x »

I still can't see it personally, but from the screen shot it looks like phpnuke isn't turning on output buffering properly, and then the forums are trying to use cookies (which you can't do once the headers are set without javascript).

Try adding this to modules.ini after the line "$name = trim($name);"

ob_start();
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I dont get the error :?
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Post by WoLF »

Now its gone again for me... I added what you said, so lets hope it works :lol: Thanks again for all your guys' help. Also, I was reading through some of the posts in the flame section, and I just thought I'd let you guys know that I couldn't understand what they had to flame about. You guys have amazing servers, and an outstanding support team. Keep up the good work :P
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