Looking at the sources I was surprised to see concurrency problems with
logging.
Multiple processes/threads seem to freely open, write and close the log file
without
bothering about any synchronization.
The function php_log_error() seems to be the function that finally writes to
the
the log file specified in php.ini.
This implementation could lead to a loss of logging information on heavy
loads.
Would that be correct ? If so, perhaps I (or someone else) could work on
fixing it.
-- Roshan
Looking at the sources I was surprised to see concurrency problems with
logging.
Multiple processes/threads seem to freely open, write and close the log file
without
bothering about any synchronization.The function php_log_error() seems to be the function that finally writes to
the
the log file specified in php.ini.
This implementation could lead to a loss of logging information on heavy
loads.Would that be correct ? If so, perhaps I (or someone else) could work on
fixing it.
We are only appending to the log file. Are you saying that you are on a
non-Posix OS where file appends are not atomic?
-Rasmus