Module lrs::file::flags

Mask containing the access flags.

Perform all writes to the file at the end of the file.

Bypass kernel buffers and write directly to the disk.

Close the file when exec is called.

Create a regulary file if it doesn't already exist.

Ensure that enough data has been passed to the hardware after a write so that the data can be read back.

Return an error instead of blocking.

Don't follow symlinks during the opening process.

Fail creating a new file if it already exists.

Allow opening large files on 32 bit systems.

Dummy flag with all flags unset.

Don't update the access time of the file.

Don't make the opened file the controlling terminal of this process.

Fail opening the file if it's not a directory.

Create a file that can only be used to identify a position in the filesystem.

Open the file in read-only mode.

Open the file for reading and writing.

Send a signal to the process when the file becomes ready for reading or writing.

Ensure that all data has been passed to the hardware after a write.

Create a temporary file that has no name in the filesystem.

Truncate the file to size 0 for writing.

Open the file in write-only mode.

Allow sealing operations on this file.

Close the file when exec is called.

Dummy flag with all flags unset.

Disallow increasing the size of the file.

Disallow adding new seals.

Disallow reducing the size of the file.

Disallow changing the contents of the file.