> (*--For what it's worth, the man page says, "fchdir() is > provided as a performance enhancement and is guaranteed to fail > under certain conditions.") The man page continues to say Applications which use this system call must be coded to detect this failure and switch to using chdir() from that point on. which might be important for fixing this.
- dotlocking causes problems when fchdir() fails Paul Kimoto
- Re: dotlocking causes problems when fchdir() fails Lars Hecking
- Re: dotlocking causes problems when fchdir() fail... Thomas Roessler