PHP :: Bug #20858 :: dba_open create always a lock file

Bug #20858	dba_open create always a lock file
Submitted:	2002-12-06 08:57 UTC	Modified:	2002-12-09 23:14 UTC
From:	csollet at coleebris dot com	Assigned:	helly (profile)
Status:	Not a bug	Package:	DBM/DBA related
PHP Version:	4.3.0RC2	OS:	Linux 2.2.16
Private report:	No	CVE-ID:	None

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[2002-12-06 08:57 UTC] csollet at coleebris dot com

Already reported in comment on #20828. I make a separate bug report since it's another bug.

Opening a db with <? dba_open("E.db", "r", "db2"); ?>
create a lock file (note that the "l" attribute is not used)
This script will fail on a ro directory!

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[2002-12-07 09:11 UTC] helly@php.net

This was intended and the documentation is bad on this. 'l' and 'd' are only to force one of the two.

Maybe i'll add a new modifier to skip locking...

[2002-12-09 12:08 UTC] helly@php.net

I added '-' modifier for that now. And marked this one duplicate. See bug 20828 for more.

[2002-12-09 23:14 UTC] sniper@php.net

Please do not submit the same bug more than once. An existing
bug report already describes this very problem. Even if you feel
that your issue is somewhat different, the resolution is likely
to be the same. Because of this, we hope you add your comments
to the existing bug instead.

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