Ive just moved my website to a new server running fedora 5 that ive just set up.

It reads from the databases fine, however im getting the following error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /wwwroot/petercliff/admin/reload.php:10) in /wwwroot/petercliff/admin/reload.php on line 11

Now i read somewhere that it could be due to a setting in the php.ini called session.save_path and that it cant write the session to a directory or something.

Could anyone clarify this for me or help me find a solution?

I never had this error on my old server running exactly the same setup.

What this means is that something on line 10 of /wwwroot/petercliff/admin/reload.php is sending output to the browser, but something after this is trying to modify the page headers. This isn't allowed.

This may be being caused by whitespace (or other characters) outside of the <?php ... ?> tags in reload.php.