When I try to edit an existing password using vim, when it comes time to save (I enter :w as a vim command) I get a message "/dev/shm/pass.tQVSIzXmX17hI/McsB5-test-pass.txt" E212: Cannot open file for writing
"/dev/shm/pass.BrDRETCxY0V0s/DlvET-visa...3603.txt" E212: Cannot open file for writing". I'm sure I used to be able to edit passwords, but I can't work out why I can't save to /dev/shm. Does anybody have any ideas? Steps to recreate: 1) pass add test-pass (followed by entering the password twice) 2) pass show test-pass N.B. works fine and displays password from previous step 3) pass edit test-pass opens instance of gvim, so I make a change and :w and I get the error message above. Notes: 1. mount | grep "shm" gives tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev) 2. df -h | grep shm gives tmpfs 3.8G 152M 3.7G 4% /dev/shm i.e. we're not out of temp disk space 3. crontab -e works, so saving to a temporary file seems to work 4. with EDITOR set to nano, it seems to work Thanks, A
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