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Hi Ladies and Gentlemen, I am Steel Brain. A new comer here. I basically registered to reply in the thread, to help a user solve his problem. I dive in WebRTC, fly in PHP and run in Javascript. If you ever need my help, I'll be there for you. But …

there are multiple Database storage engines in MySQL. MyISAM and InnoDB for example. MyISAM locks the whole table on single write and can be corrupted etc. InnoDB locks only the row not the whole table and has no chances of corruption (as far as i know)

joshi_1995, I wonder why did you post a thread instead of googling for it, a tutorial...

I dont like advertising but you might want to use this library by me. https://github.com/steelbrain/PDO-Mysql

From what I've experienced so far, You can read the file's first few bytes, convert them to hex and then compare to a similarity you found between the same type of files. I've used this to identify png vs apng, webp animated vs webp non animated and gif animated vs …

I signed up, just to tell you guys that `\n` unless covered in DOUBLE QUOTES is treated as a normal slash and n. "\n" instead of '\n' in the query should fix it