Hi. I have a new installation of version 0.04.25/b. On the Live Monitor screen when I click Options > Groups it produces the following error message"
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /opt/freenats/server/web/monitor.php:32) in /opt/freenats/server/web/monitor.php on line 82
Thank you!
Options > Groups error message
Re: Options > Groups error message
Hi there,
I think I've found the cause though I couldn't actually reproduce the problem (I think it's an environmental output buffering issue - are you running a source or VM install?) - I have put up what I hope to be a fixed version as an alpha test:
http://www.purplepixie.org/freenats/dow ... 27a.tar.gz
If you're running the VM then there are some instructions on downloading specific versions at http://www.purplepixie.org/freenats/wik ... ic_Version
Let me know how you get on.
Cheers,
Dave.
I think I've found the cause though I couldn't actually reproduce the problem (I think it's an environmental output buffering issue - are you running a source or VM install?) - I have put up what I hope to be a fixed version as an alpha test:
http://www.purplepixie.org/freenats/dow ... 27a.tar.gz
If you're running the VM then there are some instructions on downloading specific versions at http://www.purplepixie.org/freenats/wik ... ic_Version
Let me know how you get on.
Cheers,
Dave.
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paullanders
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Re: Options > Groups error message
I'm running the standalone install. I will update and repost the results.
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paullanders
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Re: Options > Groups error message
Yes, this fixed it. Thanks!
Re: Options > Groups error message
Glad to hear it.
FYI I think this might indicate an issue with PHP's output buffering functions in your environment. If you get other problems with PHP scripts not being able to set cookies/header data etc then you might want to look at it. It's probably pretty safe though as most people aren't as lazy as me and just hack setcookie's in halfway down a page and just ob() the output!
FYI I think this might indicate an issue with PHP's output buffering functions in your environment. If you get other problems with PHP scripts not being able to set cookies/header data etc then you might want to look at it. It's probably pretty safe though as most people aren't as lazy as me and just hack setcookie's in halfway down a page and just ob() the output!