#64: The single cache directory causes permission denied on *NIX systems
Issue revisions
- new by Manuel Pichler at 2009-M-01 20:33
- new by Manuel Pichler at 2009-M-01 20:34
- assigned by Manuel Pichler at 2009-M-01 20:35
- assigned by Manuel Pichler at 2009-M-03 8:36
- closed by Manuel Pichler at 2009-M-03 8:41
| Type |  bug |
|---|---|
| State |  closed |
| Priority |  medium |
| Resolution |  fixed |
| Assigned to | Manuel Pichler |
| Scheduled for | 0.9.5 |
| Affected versions | 0.9.3, 0.9.4 |
| Affected components | Parser, Tokenizer |
| Last change | Tuesday 3 March 2009 08:41:05 UTC by Manuel Pichler |
Short description
Since version 0.9.3 PHP_Depend has a local file cache that reduces the consumed memory. At the moment it uses a fix directory name in the system temp dir. This behavior causes permission denied errors on *NIX systems, when different users execute PHP_Depend.
Environment
All Unix, Linux systems.
Steps to reproduce
Execute PHP_Depend as user A and later as user B on your *NIX system.
Expected behavior
Both users can run PHP_Depend with the cli switch --optimization=best
Actual behavior
PHP_Depend fails for user B.
Manuel Pichler at Sunday 1 March 2009 20:34:48 UTC
Schedule version set.
Manuel Pichler at Tuesday 3 March 2009 08:41:05 UTC
This issue is fixed in svn revision #667.