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manjunath_goku

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  1. Allrite, try this - In config.php, remove the ?> tag from the bottom, save it. And then try running it and see if you still get the errors.
  2. There are few possible reason you are getting this warnings: 1. There is some space before your first <?php tag, sometimes, your editor can add some garbage value. Check it has not added anything like that. 2. Move you session_start(); to the top, exactly after <?php, sometimes a white space before the session_start(); could mean, you are printing something, before the session has started. 3. If the session has already started then do not call session_start() again. Like below, if(!isset($_SESSION)) session_start(); Any of the three could solve the problem. Let me know, if it does solve it.
  3. What is the problem? Does it throw any error? Or does it always tell you the username/password is incorrect?
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