tail_file: open the target file in binary mode#1113
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Unless we open the file with O_BINARY, Windows will treat "\r\n" as 1 byte. This has been causing in_tail malfunctioning on Windows, due to the read count never reaching the actual file size. Signed-off-by: Fujimoto Seiji <fujimoto@clear-code.com>
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Unless we open the file with O_BINARY, Windows will treat "\r\n" as
1 byte. This has been causing in_tail malfunctioning on Windows, due
to the read count never reaching the actual file size.
Part of #960