Re: [SMARTY] Re: windows problem with loads of *.tmp files - MORE info

I think the problem is in the file libs/internals/core.write_file.php. 
Try the patched version attached to this mail.

Here is what I think is happening:
At line 28 an temp file is created, then at line 30 this file is opened 
for writing.
If opening the temp file fails Smarty will try to create a temp file 
using uniqid()  (line 31)
But the temp file already created at line 28 isn't removed first.

I also attached a diff to the last version that is in the cvs.

Greetings,
Jan Rosier



Jochem Maas wrote:
> Pedro wrote:
>> its Smarty-2.1.12
>>
>> There are 6 templatess and therefore six compile files..
>>
>> However each time I "refresh" another 6 *.tmp files appear (as I have 
>> force_compile on).
>>
>> this is confusing !
>
> sounds like the OS is not allowing smarty to delete it's own tmp files.
>
>>
>> pete
>>
>>
>> Pedro wrote:
>>
>>> I've setting up a site using Smarty on windows/IIS/fast-cgi.
>>>
>>> There is a shared smartty compile dir .. However this firectory is 
>>> filles up with zero length files with the format wrtXXXX.tmp where 
>>> XXXX is a four digit number
>>>
>>> HAve no inkling why this is happening.. and it seems strange its in 
>>> the SMarty dir ??
>>>
>>> here's the code for the configuration
>>>
>>> define('SITE_KEY','bias_va');
>>>
>>> define('SMARTY_DIR', SITE_ROOT.'/libs/Smarty-2.6.12/libs/');
>>> require_once(SMARTY_DIR.'Smarty.class.php');
>>> $smarty = new Smarty();
>>> $smarty->debugging =  true; // only on test server
>>>
>>> //** smarty compile
>>> $smarty->force_compile     =  true; //( SERVER_NAME == DEV_SERVER ); 
>>> // only on test server
>>> $smarty->compile_check     = true;
>>> $smarty->compile_id     = SITE_KEY;
>>> $smarty->compile_dir     = SITE_ROOT.'/smarty_compile_dir';
>>> $smarty->use_sub_dirs     = false; //f&*( windows
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> any idea
>>> Pete
>>
>>
>

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30a31,33
>         if (file_exists($_tmp_file)) {
>             @unlink($_tmp_file);
>         }