Re: Is there a PHP logging and analysing utility ?
- From: "Sjoerd" <sjoerder@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Mar 2006 10:13:39 -0800
Roman Ziak wrote:
1. For performance reasons, the log messages should be collected in
array and then flushed into the file
This is very hard. After a request has been done, the PHP script is
done and its variables are no longer there. You would have to use
shared memory or something like that. A file is much easier.
2. Is there some way in PHP to synchronise file access from another
concurrent request ?
flock()
You probably want to write a Apache-like rule, so you can use standard
tools to process it. For performance, first put the rule in a string,
than lock the file, write the string, unlock the file. That should work
fast enough.
.
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