dbm.c revision 8a46775d163c06a8c51d1b0a3f2edfde945cb1d8
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"I/O error occurred.";
/* ensure that our state subdirectory is present */ /* ### do we need to deal with the umask? */ /* just try to make it, ignoring any resulting errors */ /* dav_dbm_open_direct: Opens a *dbm database specified by path. * ro = boolean read-only flag. /* NOTE: stupid cast to get rid of "const" on the pathname */ /* we can't continue if we couldn't open the file /* may be NULL if we tried to open a non-existent db as read-only */ /* we have an open database... return it */ /* Get directory and filename for resource */ /* If not opening read-only, ensure the state dir exists */ /* ### what are the perf implications of always checking this? */ /* ### readers cannot open while a writer has this open; we should ### perform a few retries with random pauses. */ /* ### do we need to deal with the umask? */ /* we don't need the error; we have *pvalue to tell */ /* ### fetch more specific error information? */ /* we don't need the error; we have rv to tell */ /* ### fetch more specific error information? */ /* we don't need the error; we have rv to tell */ /* we don't need the error; we have *pkey to tell */ /* we don't need the error; we have *pkey to tell */