> > This is the win32 apr_open code...
> >
> > if ((flag & APR_EXCL) && !(flag & APR_CREATE)) {
> > return APR_EACCES;
> > }
> >
> > That's not what I get out of the man pages. What is the side
> > effect of O_EXCL and !O_CREATE? I'm not clear.
>
> O_EXCL is only useful when O_CREAT is used. Otherwise, O_EXCL can be
> ignored. (see _O_EXCL in your MSDN library)
>
> The above test is probably redundant (read: remove it), since it shouldn't
> ever happen. (and our policy is to not worry about caller mistakes)
I disagree. Try calling the unix code with APR_EXCL but not APR_CREATE,
it return APR_EACCESS. Windows should do the same in this case.
Ryan
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