On 01/13, jeremy brand rearranged the electrons to read:
> Hello 10,000 Screaming Monkeys,
> (Sorry, I couldn't resist!)
's alright. That's what it's there for. ;)
> You should test the return value of flock(), not just run it. It is
> designed to tell you whether or not something is safe to do, and since
> you are not testing the result, you are simply ignoring what it is
> trying to tell you.
>
> I have a small script that uses flock():
> http://www.nirvani.net/software/dr-fun/
Thanks! That's a good, basic example to help get me started. I am
intentionally not using a database for the logging, because it doesn't
make much sense to add the overhead just to increment a number on a
single line of a file whenever something's downloaded.
Thanks, also, to Mukul Sabharwal for your suggestion.
I'll give them both a try and see what works best in my environment.
Regards,
Jamie
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