I had the a+ transposed. woops
should of cut and pasted, but thats so windows
> FILE *log;
> log = fopen( "/tmp/x.log", "a+" );
> fprintf( log, "Logging actions for ..." );
>
> fopen returns errno(22) "Invalid argument"
>
> this code works great in a test program ..
>
> is there something a
I had the a+ transposed. woops
should of cut and pasted, but thats so windows
> FILE *log;
> log = fopen( "/tmp/x.log", "a+" );
> fprintf( log, "Logging actions for ..." );
>
> fopen returns errno(22) "Invalid argument"
>
> this code works great in a test program ..
>
> is there something a
FILE *log;
log = fopen( "/tmp/x.log", "a+" );
fprintf( log, "Logging actions for ..." );
fopen returns errno(22) "Invalid argument"
this code works great in a test program ..
is there something about VFS that would prevent fopen ??
>
> I've trying to create a log file in a VFS mod
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> FILE *log;
> log = open( path, "a+" );
> fprintf( log, "Logging actions for ...' );
> it hangs ... on the fprintf and I get an empty file.
> I am not a good C program ...
> is this the right calls and procedure for making a log file in a VF
I've trying to create a log file in a VFS module without using syslog.
I want to pass in a logfile name via options.
But, when I put the following in the vfs_init section.
FILE *log;
log = open( path, "a+" );
fprintf( log, "Logging actions for ...' );
it hangs ... on the fprintf and I
