problems with file system in httpserver example

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to open a file in the httpserver example,

as in the topic

I'm having trouble to open file in read mode.

I wrote a function that try to open a file, but if the file doesn't exists it will be created.

Unfortunately, if I call the function after netappstart then the program crash and the console give me:

ti.sysbios.knl.Task: line 370: E_stackOverflow: Task 0x200231c8 stack overflow.
xdc.runtime.Error.raise: terminating execution

My function is:

int file_handler(unsigned long *ulToken, long *lFileHandle){

	long lRetVal = -1;
	int loopcount=0;
	int controllo=0;
	unsigned char gaucOldMacDonald[]="100";
	unsigned char gaucOldMacDonald2[]="100";
	char subbuff[5]; //vale per pushlight, dimdom, heatdom, pushutter per lo stato
	char subbuff2[5];
	int stato_lampada;
	unsigned char gaucCmpBuf[BUF_SIZE];
	unsigned char gaucCmpBuf2[BUF_SIZE];
	bzero(gaucCmpBuf,BUF_SIZE);

UART_PRINT("I try\n\r");
	lRetVal = sl_FsOpen((unsigned char *)USER_FILE_NAME,
			    	                        FS_MODE_OPEN_READ,
			    	                        ulToken,
			    	                        lFileHandle);


	UART_PRINT("Here\n\r");

		if(lRetVal<0){
			UART_PRINT("Il file doesn't exists\n\r");

		lRetVal = sl_FsOpen((unsigned char *)USER_FILE_NAME,
		                FS_MODE_OPEN_CREATE(65536,
		                          _FS_FILE_OPEN_FLAG_COMMIT|_FS_FILE_PUBLIC_WRITE),
		                        ulToken,
		                        lFileHandle);

		controllo=1;
		UART_PRINT("FILE_CREATED\n\r");

		}else{
			UART_PRINT("File esistente\n\r");
			//il file esiste già
			lRetVal = sl_FsRead(*lFileHandle,
			(unsigned int)(loopcount * sizeof(gaucOldMacDonald)),
			 gaucCmpBuf, sizeof(gaucOldMacDonald));

			controllo=0;
		}
		lRetVal=sl_FsClose(*lFileHandle,0,0,0);


		if(controllo==0){
		memcpy(subbuff, &gaucCmpBuf[0],1);
		subbuff[1]='\0';
		duty_cycle=atoi(subbuff);
		

		}
		bzero(gaucCmpBuf2,BUF_SIZE);
		lRetVal = sl_FsOpen((unsigned char *)USER_FILE_NAME2,
					    	                        FS_MODE_OPEN_READ,
					    	                        ulToken,
					    	                        lFileHandle);

return 0;
}