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From: Andreas Metzler &lt;ametzler@bebt.de&gt;
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Version: 4.100-1

This was fixed in 4.100 with commit
1da9c193f2851ca19edf72ac626d133521586491

Docs: correct NFS file locking advice for appendfile (closes #3147)

The use_lockfile description claimed fcntl() locking risks file corruption
on NFS while a lock file prevents it. As pointed out in the exim-users
thread [1] and Debian #960358 [2], that is unfounded: if fcntl() over NFS
works, it is sufficient; if it does not, a lock file does not rescue the
situation either (client-side caching can still let stale writes reach
the server). Rewrite the paragraph and soften the matching &quot;always use
lock files&quot; advice in the file option description.

cu Andreas]