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I discovered a problem with the way emacs saves files flagged as
precious (for instance ~/RMAIL ) to disk.
As far as I understand from files.el, the buffer contents is written to
some temporary file which after successfully writing to disk
is renamed  to ~/RMAIL.  
However my ~/RMAIL has several hard links, 
with backup-by-copying-when-linked set; 
and the other links still keep their old contents when the tempfile is
renamed, instead of being linked to the new ~/RMAIL file.

Can this be fixed somehow ?
Is this way of saving precious files really necessary, since 
a copy of the old file contents is saved as "~/RMAIL~" anyway?
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