Posted by Brendan Gillatt on 10/07/07 20:34

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Erik Kullberg wrote:
> Yes, the files are all readable.
> I deleted the directory with its content, made a new directory with the same
> name, ran the file generating program again and then ran this sequence that
> contains filemtime() - the same result! Restart does not help either.
> I guess that the error message means that the file status information cannot
> be found/read? Where is that stored? Can I read it somehow? That might give
> a hint about what is wrong...
> / Erik

I'm afraid that this information is part of the filesystem and not
normally accessible. As J.O. Aho said, your filesystem might be the
problem. Which one are you using?

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