clearstatcacheDescriptionClears the cache created from calls to the stat() function. All functions that return file status information (such as file_exists() , filectime() , filesize() , and so on) use the stat() function to retrieve the needed information from the system. These calls are expensive in terms of resources; thus, to avoid a performance degrade, PHP caches the results of stat() calls. Whenever any of the file status functions is used on a file for which information is already contained in the cache, the cached information is returned. The information may not be accurate, however, as the disk contents might have been changed. To force an update of the internal cache, use clearstatcache() . Affected functions: stat() , lstat() , file_exists() , is_writeable() , is_readable() , is_executable() , is_file() , is_dir() , is_link() , filectime() , fileatime() , filemtime() , fileinode() , filegroup() , fileowner() , filesize() , filetype() , fileperms() .
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