It is the thing I like to do.
Dmitry.
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
Hi!
For now it solves the check code (read/seek) but not the open syscall.
Hm... this looks wrong. Why one needs to open if scanner is perfectly
capable of opening file by itself?
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Hi!
For now it solves the check code (read/seek) but not the open syscall.
Hm... this looks wrong. Why one needs to open if scanner is perfectly
capable of opening file by itself?
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For now it solves the check code (read/seek) but not the open syscall.
Dmitry
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
Hi!
Probably for historical reason PHP supports shebang lines
(#! /usr/bin/php) on top of php files. Especially to handle them PHP
(CGI/FastCGI/CLI) opens file and check for it. So even wi
Hi!
Probably for historical reason PHP supports shebang lines
(#! /usr/bin/php) on top of php files. Especially to handle them PHP
(CGI/FastCGI/CLI) opens file and check for it. So even with opcode
caches FastCGI PHP does open syscall for the requested script, however
with opcode caches it's
