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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 40963] - apr_file_trunc screws up file offset on Unix.

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------- Additional Comments From nikke@acc.umu.se  2006-11-13 15:12 -------
Ahem.

It seems that it's apr_file_seek that's broken when buffering is enabled.

Doing:
read file
seek to beginning
write new contents to file

when buffering is enabled acts like I would have left out the seek.

Opening the file without buffering acts as expected, ie the new contents
overwrites the old contents.

Ouch?

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