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package: nvi
version: 1.79-22
kernal version 2.4.31-pre2
C library libc-2.2.5.so
Several recent reboots have resulted in my receiving a message, reporting
that a file has been saved for recovery (ie one identical message
each time the system reboots). There is no file at the location given in
the message (and the X-vi-recover-file header), however - but there is a
binary containing an apparently unedited message (and other data) at the
location given by the X-vi-recover-path header. Since I don't normally
use vi, and didn't find out about the recovered file until the system was
rebooted several weeks after the file was created, I'm unfortunately not
certain what I did to result in the recovery package's confusion.
My best guess is:
While part-way through reconfiguring mutt, I accidentally dropped myself
into vi, to create a message. I then probably tried several of the more
commonly used escape/quit key-combinations before hitting on the correct
one. This presumably resulted in a file which had (as far as vi was
concerned) been edited, but was still identical to the original unedited
version.
I can supply a copy of the binary and/or the recovery message if they
would be helpful.
Chris.
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Hi,
if you don't mind, I'll close this report now. I've taken over the
package and am now scanning the bugtracker for old reports...
Regards,
Jan
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