ID:               19599
 Comment by:       b0nks at nerim dot net
 Reported By:      ivoras at fer dot hr
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         DBM/DBA related
 Operating System: Linux (Debian 3)
 PHP Version:      4.2.3
 Assigned To:      helly
 New Comment:

well, its the same using "--enable-flatfile" with ndbm enabled or not

ivoras, another program is creating the database, so i can't change the
file structure..


Previous Comments:
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[2003-03-13 15:05:43] ivoras at fer dot hr

Just to add, this was NOT a bogus report, and the problem was visible
on many systems, including FreeBSD. There IS something fishy going on
with the DBA module, no the least with the (absence/improper use) of
record locking. My final solution was to use a custom PHP-written flat
file system, until all is solved.

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[2003-03-13 14:09:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

With flatfile i mean "--enable-flatfile"

However do you use lib-d2.a or .so? 

In case of .a use the .so (it may be necessary to recompile db2 with
"--enable-shared"). To test this use
"ldd php".

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[2003-03-13 08:52:10] b0nks at nerim dot net

actually i have db2 support enabled and it does not work at all, i'll
try and tell you what the result is without ndbm enabled.
what do you mean "enabling flatfile"?

Did another test: on a RedHat 8 / PHP 4.3.1

same result

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[2003-03-10 17:12:38] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

For a first start please only use db2 OR db3 support.
If this doesn't help disable ndbm also. Then enable flatfile and see if
this works.

Since you cannot have both db2 and db3 enabled this stays bogus.

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[2003-03-10 03:00:42] b0nks at nerim dot net

I got the same error whatever dba_* function i use: i have tested on

Windows XP / PHP 4.2.0
Linux GNU Debian / PHP 4.1.2
Linux GNU Debian / PHP 4.3.1

dba support is enabled in all versions refering to phpinfo();

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