Directories
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Package dirsync opens a directory so that fsyncing it makes the creates, renames and removes inside it durable — the step the WAL, checkpoints and every design-time store take after changing a directory's entries.
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Package dirsync opens a directory so that fsyncing it makes the creates, renames and removes inside it durable — the step the WAL, checkpoints and every design-time store take after changing a directory's entries. |
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Package ownerfile makes a file readable and writable by the account running this process and by nobody else, and checks that it is.
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Package ownerfile makes a file readable and writable by the account running this process and by nobody else, and checks that it is. |
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Package sharedread opens a file for reading without stopping anyone else from deleting it or renaming another file over it — the latter, on Windows, with a rename that asks for POSIX semantics, as os.Root.Rename does.
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Package sharedread opens a file for reading without stopping anyone else from deleting it or renaming another file over it — the latter, on Windows, with a rename that asks for POSIX semantics, as os.Root.Rename does. |
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