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Asked: 2026-05-23T08:23:44+00:00

i’m developing a PHP web application that i recently launched into a remote shared

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i’m developing a PHP web application that i recently launched into a remote shared hosted server. However, i’m constantly updating it using Dreamweaver on my development machine. Whenever i use PUT to update a file on the server for example config.php, i think at that same time there are requests on the file already causing php fatal errors.
How can i avoid this? Please help. Thank you.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You need to find program, which will upload file with a suffix in the name (e.g. “filename.ext.!part“) and only after uploading will rename existing file.
    At this moment I don’t remember existing solution, as variant you can try to play with this: http://winscp.net/eng/docs/script_commands

    Another variant is using APC accelerator with apc.stat = 0 – cached copy of executable code of your scripts will be updated when server will restart. It’s less comfortable way, of course.

    Also, Dreamweaver isn’t best IDE – try to use NetBeans (free) or PhpStorm (commercial).

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