"Ryan Bloom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am strongly against using APR_EEXISTS for this. APR_E* error codes > imply that something went wrong. In this case, it is a status code, not > an error code, and the APR convention is that ERROR codes start with > APR_E and STATUS codes start with APR_
Ryan, You name the new status code, and I'll add it right now and change the code to use it. -K
