Alan Cox wrote:
> > I found a bug in fwrite() I believe. fopen() a file, a+, seek to the beginning and write to
> > it. The write succeeds according to the return value. It should fail if the fpos pointer
> > is set before the end of the file. Should this goto Ulrich or be covered here? (the man
>
> No it should end up writing at the end of the file. So
>
> open O_RDWR|O_APPEND
> seek to start of file
> write 'eep'
>
> should leave eep appended to the end of the file
Yes, it does, but isn't the fseek to a position before EOF and fwrite leaving an ambiguous
impression that the write should happen at the current position?
> > > Problems with ip autoconfig according to Zaitcev
> > Didn't he say that it worked now?
>
> Its under 'Fixed' 8)
>
> > > The netdev name changing stuff broke GRE
>
> That too - but thats under 'Fixed; anyway
Sigh. Two hours of sleep isn't really enough to start the day with.
Comments on the pcmcia?
Thanks.
-d
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