Dee Kay,Helloļ¼
LOCK_SH doesn't allow you to write something into a file.just for reader.
you can use LOCK_EX.
=== 2004-02-15 07:46:36 ===
>Can anybody tell me why this code does not work on Windows?
>
>$f1 = fopen("/tmp/a", "a+b");
>flock($f1, LOCK_SH);
Can anybody tell me why this code does not work on Windows?
It creates zero-length file. On Linux all OK.
If I delete flock() or call flock($f1, LOCK_UN) just after first flock(),
all works correctly.
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