getmyinode
<?php
/*
mixed getpidinfo(mixed pid [, string system_ps_command_options])
this function gets PID-info from system ps command and return it in useful assoc-array,
or return false and trigger warning if PID doesn't exists
$pidifo=getpidinfo(12345);
print_r($pidifo);
Array
(
[USER] => user
[PID] => 12345
[%CPU] => 0.0
[%MEM] => 0.0
[VSZ] => 1720
[RSS] => 8
[TT] => ??
[STAT] => Is
[STARTED] => 6:00PM
[TIME] => 0:00.01
[COMMAND] => php someproces.php > logfile
)
*/
//////////////////////////////////////////////
function getpidinfo($pid, $ps_opt="aux"){
$ps=shell_exec("ps ".$ps_opt."p ".$pid);
$ps=explode("\n", $ps);
if(count($ps)<2){
trigger_error("PID ".$pid." doesn't exists", E_USER_WARNING);
return false;
}
foreach($ps as $key=>$val){
$ps[$key]=explode(" ", ereg_replace(" +", " ", trim($ps[$key])));
}
foreach($ps[0] as $key=>$val){
$pidinfo[$val] = $ps[1][$key];
unset($ps[1][$key]);
}
if(is_array($ps[1])){
$pidinfo[$val].=" ".implode(" ", $ps[1]);
}
return $pidinfo;
}
?>
getmypid
(PHP 4, PHP 5)
getmypid — Obtiene el ID del proceso PHP
Descripción
int getmypid
( void
)
Obtiene el ID del proceso PHP actual.
Valores retornados
Devuelve el ID del proceso PHP actual, o FALSE si ocurre un error.
Notes
Warning
Los IDs de proceso no son únicos, por lo tanto son una fuente débil de entropía. Es recomendable no depender en ids de proceso en contextos sujetos a consideraciones de seguridad.
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User Contributed Notesgetmypid
kroczu at interia dot pl
19-Dec-2005 04:59
19-Dec-2005 04:59
Pure-PHP
21-Mar-2005 02:26
21-Mar-2005 02:26
You can use this function also to avoid more than one instance of your app.
You can also use this class.
http://www.pure-php.de/node/20
Usage:
<?php
inlude("ProcessHandler.class.php");
if(ProcessHandler::isActive()){
die("Already running!\n";);
}else{
ProcessHandler::activate();
//run my app
}
?>
brooke at jump dot net
24-Oct-2003 05:49
24-Oct-2003 05:49
One good use for this is deciding on a concurrency-safe temporary file or directory name. You can be assured that no two processes on the same server have the same PID, so this is enough to avoid collisions. For example:
<?php
$tmpfile = "/tmp/foo_".getmypid();
// Use $tmpfile...
// Use $tmpfile...
// Use $tmpfile...
unlink ($tmpfile);
?>
If you are sharing /tmp over the network (which is odd....) then you can, of course, mix in the PHP server's IP address.