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Opening a file during FTP
I need to process a file in real time as it is being FTPed from a remote server. In my test environment, I wrote a process that would:
1) Open the file - fopen(filename, "r") 2) Go to the offset where I left off on the previous itteration (fseek) 3) Read 2K blocks and append each block to a second file till there isn't 2K of data to read (fread) 4) Close the file, sleep(3) and repeat. In my development environment, this works like a charm. But when I move my process over to the production environment, I get ETXTBSY (Text file busy) on the fopen. Anyone have any suggestions on what could be causing the difference? |
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