> On Solaris, only open(O_CREAT) (w/o O_EXCL) and creat() do so;
> the following do not follow symbolic links as the last component of
> the pathname:
>
> mknod (making pipes or devices)
> mkdir
> bind
>
> (others?)
Others (some are obvious, but, hey, if we're making a list, might as well
be complete):
link (does not follow second argument if it exists)
symlink (agin, the second argument)
rename (obliterates second argument if it exists)
-Phil
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Markus Friedl
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind proble... Wietse Venema
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind p... Markus Friedl
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bi... Wietse Venema
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bi... Casper Dik
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bi... Eivind Eklund
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bi... Wietse Venema
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind p... Markus Friedl
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bi... Wietse Venema
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Casper Dik
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Phillip Vandry
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Toomas Kiisk
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Olaf Seibert
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Scott Gifford
- Re: Fix for ssh-1.2.27 symlink/bind problem Dan Astoorian
