--disable-locks

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While searching through the source code I came upon docs/LUKS-locking.txt.  

From previous discussions on this list I understood the locking to be only for protection against concurrent user access.  This is how I wrote the FAQ entry that is now in the docs.

From this new-to-me doc it seems that locking is to also prevent header corruption.  I am surprised no one pointed this out in discussions so there is a chance I may be misunderstanding.

Specifically, this was in a discussion about --disable-locks.  Am I correct in stating:

Using --disable-locks I risk
* concurrent user access problems
*  header corruption

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JT
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