Stas Bekman wrote: > William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: >> Stas Bekman wrote: >>> But which file to open as a place holder? In this example I use >>> /dev/null and it works as you wish. AFAIK, windows doesn't have >>> /dev/null, unless you run on cygwin. >> >> Of course, it does, but it has the classic MS-DOS name of "NUL" >> present in the context of any directory (so \dev\nul works if you >> have a dev directory.) > > I guess this can be ifdef'ed then. > > Bill, so /dev/null and NUL should cover all grounds Apache runs on, or > are there other odd cases? And if so do you have a better idea for a > file to open that will work everywhere? [also notice that it has to be > rw - and if not, we need two files then, one for < and another for >, > otherwise open will fail.
AFAIK - [EMAIL PROTECTED] might be an interesting collection of folks to ask.
