Description:
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Hi,

I'm facing a bug related to Gettext, Apache2 and mod_php, a NFS mount point and atomic .mo file creation.

This problem doesn't occur on local file system, or while overwriting .mo files.

How to reproduce : put your gettext files (.mo) on a NFS share, change the translated phrase and format them using a temporary file, to be an atomic change :
msgfmt -o /tmp/messages.mo /var/local/medias/small/data/test_gettext/en_GB/LC_MESSAGES/messages.po && mv /tmp/messages.mo /var/local/medias/small/data/test_gettext/en_GB/LC_MESSAGES/messages.mo

I have to use atomic change, cause it is a high loaded server and if I didn't do that, the new .mo file is partially read and cached, so I got partially translated phrases.





Test script:
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<?php
$locale = 'en_GB';
$langue = substr($_GET['locale'], 0, 2);
//$bdpath = dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
$bdpath = '/var/local/medias/small/data/test_gettext'; // NFS mount point
bindtextdomain('messages', $bdpath);
textdomain('messages');
bind_textdomain_codeset('messages', 'UTF-8');
$local = setlocale ( LC_MESSAGES ,  $locale . '.utf8' );
putenv ( "LANG=" . $locale );
putenv ( "LANGUAGE=" . $locale );
$st = stat($bdpath."/".$locale."/LC_MESSAGES/messages.mo");
echo date("H:i:s")." inode: ".$st[1]." mtime: ".$st[8]." text: "._("bonjour le monde")."\n";

Expected result:
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HELLO WORLD


Actual result:
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// if I rm the .mo files, some apache2 process display :
bonjour le monde
// else, I got the old phrase :
hello world