Because O_CANLINK fails secure; O_NOLINK fails open.
When security is on the line, you really want a fail-safe solution.
And the failure mode of forgetting to specify an O_NOLINK flag
where it should have been specified is going to be a common one.
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appens, we have to change
drivers/subsystems (we need) to make dynamic allocation. All of this Is
going to happen for 2.6 ?
Thats why, I am trying to come out with half-cooked workable solution for 2.6.
Thanks,
Badari
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