Description:
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Not really a bug, the code works.
The stat function, if used on a network file, is much slower in PHP5 than in PHP 4.3.7.
On my system, PHP 5.0 takes 20 seconds to stat 1000 files.
With PHP 4.3.7, this takes 2 seconds.
If I use a local directory (e.g. C:\work) rather than a network drive, then there is no visible difference in performance between PHP 4.3.7 and PHP 5.

In order to produce accurate tests, I installed both version of PHP on the same machine, in different directories, using a common php.ini

Reproduce code:
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// I: points to a network drive
chdir( 'I:/work' ) ;
$ListOfFiles = rglob( ".", "*" ) ;
$StartTime = time() ;
foreach( $ListOfFiles as $i )
	stat( $i ) ;
$ElapsedTime = time() - $StartTime ;
die( "Seconds=$ElapsedTime\n" );

// Recursive version of glob
function rglob( $Dir, $Pattern )
	{
	$Files = glob( "$Dir/$Pattern", 0 ) ;

	$Directories = glob( "$Dir/*", GLOB_ONLYDIR ) ;
	if ( is_array( $Directories ) )
		{
		foreach( $Directories as $SubDir )
			{
			$SubFiles = rglob( $SubDir, $Pattern ) ;
			if ( is_array( $SubFiles ) )
				$Files = array_merge( $Files, $SubFiles ) ;
			}
		}

	return $Files;
	}


Actual result:
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With PHP 5.0:   Seconds=20
With PHP 4.3.7: Seconds=2

If I change the current directory to a local dir (e.g. C:\work) then there is no difference between PHP 4.3.7 and PHP 5.0:

With PHP 5.0:   Seconds=2
With PHP 4.3.7: Seconds=2