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Enabling sessions

It is quite possible, that you'll use session variables in the configuration file (config.php), for example when setting up the Access Control or writing the CheckAuthentication() function.

Be sure that you have started your session before use of $_SESSION becomes available. In most cases it can be done by uncommenting the "session_start()" call in the configuration file:

session_start();


More information about session handling can be found in PHP manual.