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How to create a file using apr_file_open ()

I make the following call to the Apache Portable Runtime library (version 1.4):

result = apr_file_open(
    &file, // new file handle
    pathname, // file name          
    APR_FOPEN_CREATE | // create file if not there 
    APR_FOPEN_EXCL | // error if file was there already
    APR_FOPEN_APPEND | // move to end of file on open
    APR_FOPEN_BINARY | // binary mode (ignored on UNIX)
    APR_FOPEN_XTHREAD | // allow multiple threads to use file
    0, // flags
    APR_OS_DEFAULT |
    0, // permissions
    pool // memory pool to use
);

if ( APR_SUCCESS != result ) {
    fprintf(
        stderr,
        "could not create file \"%s\": %s",
        pathname,
        apr_errorstr( result )
    );
}

and pathnamecontains a string /tmp/tempfile20110614091201.

I keep getting the "Permission denied" error (result code APR_EACCES), but I have read / write permissions to /tmp- what could be the reason for this?

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I need a flag APR_FOPEN_WRITE. I mistakenly assumed that the flag APR_FOPEN_APPENDwas enough.

So the call worked:


    result = apr_file_open(
        &file, // new file handle
        pathname, // file name          
        APR_FOPEN_CREATE | // create file if not there 
        APR_FOPEN_EXCL | // error if file was there already
        APR_FOPEN_WRITE | // open for writing
        APR_FOPEN_APPEND | // move to end of file on open
        APR_FOPEN_BINARY | // binary mode (ignored on UNIX)
        APR_FOPEN_XTHREAD | // allow multiple threads to use file
        0, // flags
        APR_OS_DEFAULT |
        0, // permissions
        pool // memory pool to use
    );
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