ENT-12511: Fixed bug where cf-net.exe get fails to create file
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When calling `fdopen()` in `safe_fopen_create_perms()` using the `"wx"` mode we get... ``` warning: Invalid parameter passed to C runtime function. ``` ...on Windows. Looking in both Linux man pages and Win32 API, I see that the mode argument `"x"` is not specified as a valid argument in either of them. Hence, it is probably not supported. Maybe Unix systems simply ignore it, while Windows returns error? Either way, I believe it is safe to omit it, given that we already called `open()` with the `O_EXCL` flag, and that we are getting the file stream from that same file descriptor. Ticket: ENT-12511 Changelog: Title Signed-off-by: Lars Erik Wik <lars.erik.wik@northern.tech>
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When calling
fdopen()insafe_fopen_create_perms()using the"wx"mode we get...
...on Windows. Looking in both Linux man pages and Win32 API, I see that
the mode argument
"x"is not specified as a valid argument in eitherof them. Hence, it is probably not supported. Maybe Unix systems simply
ignore it, while Windows returns error? Either way, I believe it is safe
to omit it, given that we already called
open()with theO_EXCLflag, and that we are getting the file stream from that same file
descriptor.
Ticket: ENT-12511
Changelog: Title
Signed-off-by: Lars Erik Wik lars.erik.wik@northern.tech