ID: 27792
Comment by: judas dot iscariote at gmail dot com
Reported By: kode at kodekrash dot com
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Filesystem function related
Operating System: * (LFS)
PHP Version: 6CVS, *CVS
Assigned To: wez
New Comment:
This seems to work in 5.2.0 file_exists is returning
correct information on large files..
I dunno why this wasnt metioned in the Changelog.. nor if
the included solution is complete or partial.. can any dev
confirm this ?
Previous Comments:
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[2006-12-05 18:49:33] eric dot gewirtz at solutiononecdi dot com
I was having issues with fopen() and files > 2g. This is now working
for me in 5.2.0-7. I also tested the filesize() function with 5.2.0-7
and it still has an issue because it returns an int and the file size >
2g blows but the error message is gone but it is clearly documented in
the online manual.
The following is from the manual;
Note: Because PHP's integer type is signed and many platforms use 32bit
integers, filesize() may return unexpected results for files which are
larger than 2GB. For files between 2GB and 4GB in size this can usually
be overcome by using sprintf("%u", filesize($file)).
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[2006-09-12 13:24:39] sorry at example dot com
function is_dir_LFS($path){
return (('d'==substr(exec("ls -dl '$path'"),0,1))?(true):(false));
}
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[2006-09-12 13:08:47] sorry at example dot com
A workaround for this is:
$filesize=exec("ls -l '$yourfile' | awk '{print $5}'");
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[2006-07-24 13:17:03] caluml at gmail dot com
Don't forget that PHP is not used exclusively on websites.
I use the CLI version for other uses, and this <2GB limit is starting
to make that rather awkward.
Getting the filesystem functions working with large files would be very
useful.
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[2005-10-24 21:16:03] hendersj at mindspring dot com
I have seen problems related to this both over NFS and using a local
NSS filesystem with Novell Open Enterprise Server (Linux kernel, SLES 9
is where the package orginates). The problem I have seen is more
accurately described in bug 33872, which was flagged as a duplicate of
this bug.
Bug 33872 describes a condition where readdir() returns only the
entries "." and ".." (in my case just "." is returned) regardless of
the permissions to the directory. The same code run against a reiserFS
partition works just fine.
I am running php 4.3.4; I have also seen it with PHP 4.2.2 when using
an NFS server that has 64-bit cookie values.
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