Re: Found bug, Where to report bugs properly?

Then again if I run the follow commands: $ touch file.txt $ ln -s file.txt myfile.txt $ rm -rf file.txt $ vi myfile.txt It goes, but recognizes it is a new file. So, this files is still shown there with an ls for example as a bad file, for reference. So, it seems Linux lists it there for reference, but when you try any "real" operations to it, like editing it etc... it says it is a new file. Why should PHP act any differently? Brad Dameron wrote: > Found a small issue with "file_exists". Under unix if you remove the file > that a symbolic link is pointing to then the file_exists function no longer > see's it as a file. This can be true because it is a link to a file. However > it still should see it as a file for programming reasons. Or can someone > explain to me why it wouldn't? > > --- > Brad Dameron Network Account > Executive > TSCNet Inc. > www.tscnet.com > Silverdale, WA. 1-888-8TSCNET > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php