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Posted by Henrik Hansen on 05/04/06 22:40
abrtlt@yahoo.com writes:
> I read in Programming PHP (O'Reilly) that flock() "cannot prevent two
> PHP scripts running in the same web server process from accessing a
> file at the same time".
> In my case a single PHP script appends text strings to an existing text
> file. Several clients may trigger the same script on the same web page
> and thus more than one PHP instance might try to open and append text
> to the same file at the same time. I would assume that using flock()
> _does_ in fact prevent simultaneous access in this case. Am I correct?
You are correct
There are different types of locks though but LOCK_EX should de what
you want..
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Henrik Hansen
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