>Don't bring the policy question into the kernel. If you want to kill the
>contents of inode - unlink() is _not_ a way to go. truncate() is.
What have unlink() or truncate() to do with this issue? The only system
call we are talking about is _link_(2).
Even supposing you can undo after 1 pico second the effect of the link(2),
for one pico second the system stayed in a state I don't like.
Andrea
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