Description:
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If the following conditions are met:

1) Two simultaneous calls to file_exists() are made for the same file for which file_exists() would normally return TRUE,
2) The path given to file_exists() includes a directory which is a symlink (created with mklink /D),
3) PHP has not cached the real path of the file,

Then one of the calls to file_exists() may return FALSE while the other returns TRUE.

Test script:
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<?php
echo "Starting...\r\n";

while( file_exists( 'C:\test_symlink\test.txt' ) )
{
    clearstatcache( true );
}

echo "You shouldn't see this message.\r\n";
?>

Expected result:
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Assuming that a file "test.txt" has been created somewhere on the file system, and that the symlink C:\test_symlink has been created with the following command:

    mklink /D C:\test_symlink <path-to-test.txt-containing-folder>

Then when two instances of the test script are run in parallel, each should display the message "Starting..." and continue to run with no further output until manually terminated.

Actual result:
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Each of the two instances of the test script displays "Starting...". However, after the second instance is started, one of the instances terminates with the message "You shouldn't see this message."