concurrency - Can I use a dummy lock file for PHP to implement mutual exclusion? -

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i wondering whether way implement mutual exclusion on php: use php flock() , dummy lock file.

because flock() allows 1 process access file.

$file = fopen("dummylockfile"); flock($file, lock_ex) //critical section fflock($file, lock_un) fclose($file)


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