01-23-2006
file ptr.
Is there any way to know the filename from an available file pointer.
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synce_get_connection_filename
SYNCE_GET_CONNECTION_FILENAME(3) http://www.synce.org/ SYNCE_GET_CONNECTION_FILENAME(3)
NAME
synce_get_connection_filename - get synce connection filename
SYNOPSIS
#include <synce.h>
bool synce_get_connection_filename(char ** filename);
bool synce_set_connection_filename(const char * filename);
bool synce_set_default_connection_filename();
DESCRIPTION
These functions are used with the vdccm(1) and dccm(1) connection daemons only. They are of no use when using odccm(1).
synce_get_connection_filename() provides a string describing the location of the synce device connection file, written by (v)dccm. The
default file is ~/.synce/active_connection.
synce_set_connection_filename() sets an alternative connection file name to use.
synce_set_default_connection_filename() resets the connection filename to its default value.
RETURN VALUE
Returns true if successful. synce_get_connection_filename() fails and returns false if filename is an invalid pointer, or for any of the
reasons synce_get_directory() would fail. synce_set_connection_filename() returns false if filename contains '..' or is too long.
SEE ALSO
synce(7) synce_get_directory(3)
The SynCE Project 2007-08-26 SYNCE_GET_CONNECTION_FILENAME(3)