regardless of you, saying they have same permissions I think they do not
have the same permission
try to use --reference for chmod to see if there is any differences
try to copy the file keeping the whole permissions from original using sudo
cp -rp and check.
if this copy has the warning then
if you have console access and the cli version of php works,
what does
echo filesize('/path/to/file');
tell (try running as root, then later as uid 51/webuser)
this will eliminate permission doubts
also you should use ?php as start tag instead of only ?
cheers
Carsten
On 09/23/2013 10:06
On Aug 13, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Michał Kochanowicz mic...@michal.waw.pl wrote:
Hello
I've got a file, which can't be checked with filesize(). I copy it (with
permissions) and then I can filesize() the copy. This is same directory,
permissions are same. I don't understand what's the
W dniu 2013-09-23 10:06, Negin Nickparsa pisze:
regardless of you, saying they have same permissions I think they do not have
the same permission
The reason was 64-bit inode number. PHP can't stat() files with 64-bit nodes,
at lease on 32-bit system.
Regards
Michał
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W dniu 2013-09-23 17:24, Tamara Temple pisze:
That is one whopping-big inode number — I am really out on a limb here, but is
this a 32-bit vs 64-bit issue?
You're right - 64-bit inode number was a cause. I had to add inode32 mount
option (XFS).
Regards
Michał
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