This doesn't work.
The problem seems to be that the last file block is partially filled, a=
nd
it is cached. If the file subsequently grows, I'll have an ugly block o=
f
NULLs in there until the cache times out. :-( The file's growth itself
seems to be noted by the client without problems.
Any good ideas how to solve that? The problem isn't confined to mail
spools...
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