well ok, if it's :
main.php :
include 'foo';
foo :
include 'bar';
bar :
include 'whatever';
...
there will be lots of used file descriptors at once
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I guess that PHP will c
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> I guess that PHP will close file 1 before it opens
> file 2 and so on.. For example :
>
> include 'foo';
> include 'bar';
>
> When bar is being opened foo is already closed.
Hmmm, i think the par
I guess that PHP will close file 1 before it opens
file 2 and so on.. For example :
include 'foo';
include 'bar';
When bar is being opened foo is already closed.
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Is there, was there ever issu
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> Is there, was there ever issue around including a lot files via
> include(). I am running things on a local server so it's hard to gauge.
I think that the only source that could cause any problems with too many
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