Given a foofs which serves the writable file /mnt/foo, is there any reliable way to distinguish between
% cat > /mnt/foo
type some
text and quit
^D
%
and
% cat > /mnt/foo
type some
text, then change your mind and hit <DEL>
%
at the server end? I know I read something about this, somewhere, but
I can't find it now. It could very well have been buried in some
source I was reading (about Tflush vs. 0 length Twrites or some
such?).
--lyndon
