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PHP5 update - HTTP headers displayed in HTML pages using PHP include()

Posted 11-02-2009 at 03:35 PM by hans51

Tags http headers displayed, include() function, opensuse, php5 security update

A shocking experience I made after the recent php5 security upgrade of my opensuse. The clean solution required some intense googling and php.ini studies. Finally the system works again. Read After recent PHP5 update HTTP headers displayed in HTML pages using PHP include() function.. if you are affected as well ...

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Registered Mar 2005
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