Description:
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When opened file grows during script run, filesize still report old size. Cached filesize? But clearstatcache() before filesize() can't help.

On FreeBSD 4.3-STABLE there is no this unexpected behaviour - it's all ok without any clearstatcache();

I get my "bbbbbb" on WindowsXP/ntfs when when I use fread($fd_2, 1024) instead of fread($fd_2, filesize('test')).


In production environment i'll get this behavior during concurrent file read/write from two simultaneously running script. I think at leas this behavior must be same at all platforms, so it's a bug.

Reproduce code:
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<?
$fd=fopen('test', 'wb');
fwrite($fd, 'aa');
fclose($fd);

$fd_1=fopen('test', 'rb+');
$fd_2=fopen('test', 'rb+');

fwrite($fd_1, 'bbbbbb');
echo fread($fd_2, filesize('test'));

fclose($fd_1);
fclose($fd_2);
?>


Expected result:
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bbbbbb

Actual result:
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FreeBSD 4.3-STABLE (ufs): 
bbbbbb

Windows XP pro (ntfs):
bb