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> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 2:53 AM
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> Subject: [PHP] Please, can you help me?
> 
> Hello!
> I have a big problem and cannot find the answer anywhere, so please,
> help me if you can. When I use fwrite() function on webserver, it
> sometimes happens, that more then one user accesses the file and the
> result is, that the file is corrupted or truncated. A good example of
> this problem is webpage access counter. I know, that I can use MySQL
> to count accesses, but on some servers I can't. When I have this
> counter as a file on my server and read/write into it, there's only a
> question of time, when it corrupts itself. Please, can you help me to
> solve this problem? I think, that the easiest solution should be to
> prevent more that one user to write to that file, but I have no idea,
> how to do this. Or is there any other way to prevent that files from
> their corruption? I'll be very happy, if you help me with this
> problem.
> Thank you in advance.
> Miloslav Dornak
> 
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