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Bug #14657 Sometimes mkdir("test1", "0777"); $d=dir("test1"); $d->close(); rmdir("test1");
Submitted: 2001-12-22 05:45 UTC Modified: 2002-07-29 09:17 UTC
From: adrozdov at mail dot ru Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: *Directory/Filesystem functions
PHP Version: 4.1.0 OS: Windows XP
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-12-22 05:45 UTC] adrozdov at mail dot ru
Environment:
  Windows XP, FAT32, Apache (latest), MySQL (3.23.xx)

Origin:
  I've been installed php 4.1.0 and was writing a proc
  who removes a tree of directories. Trivial task. I've
  doing that many times on Unix machines. With no
  problems. But here're my WinXP home workbox. 
  I was surprised when I got a following error 
    Warning: RmDir failed (Permission denied)
  
Searching the solution:
  1) I've deleted 4.1.0 and installed 4.0.5. 
     "Effect" present.
  2) I've cut off all of stupid code. Only code like 
     in summary stayed. "Effect" present.
  3) I've deleted $d=dir(..); $d->close(); Wow! All is 
     working! What the f$ck?
  4) Here vooodo jumping around the fire during about 3 
     hrs. At least I suppose some bug in $d->close()
     relization and tried _to_add_one_more_$d->close()!!!
     And it worked as it should be so!!!

I've phpinfo() dumps for working and unworking variants. But I don't know who to send them.

Script:
<?php

function indir() {
  print "BEGIN<br>"; 
  mkdir("test1","0777"); 
  mkdir("test1/test2","0777"); 
  $d = dir("./test1/test2");
  
  // .. do something with $d.. here we'll do nothing ;)
   
  // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
  $d->close(); // logically that's all! 
//  print "Second close on!<br>"; $d->close(); // but.. try to comment these one - you'll get an error! 
  // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  rmdir("test1/test2"); 
  rmdir("test1"); 
  
  echo "END<br>";
};

indir();
print phpinfo();
 ?>

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 [2001-12-22 05:55 UTC] sander@php.net
Simplified: 

mkdir("c:/test",0777);
$d=dir("c:/test");
$d->close();
rmdir("c:/test");

Doesn't work. rmdir says Permission denied.
Only if you call $d->close() twice it will work.

Reproduced with 4.1.0 on Windows 2000.
 [2002-06-04 16:25 UTC] mfischer@php.net
Verified with CVS HEAD (on w2kpro), setting to critical (fix before 4.3)
 [2002-06-29 14:07 UTC] steph dot fox at btinternet dot com
It might be useful to know that there's no problem at all on either win98 or *nix ..
 [2002-07-29 09:17 UTC] sfox@php.net
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