On 01/12/2016 12:20, ads wrote:
If I do mkdir /dev/shm/foo, then touch /dev/shm/foo/bar, the file bar
gets written correctly.
And what if you do "gvim /dev/shm/foo/bar" ?
Is it possible that there is an apparmor policy for gvim, which is
preventing it opening files under /dev ?
Somebody else suggested setting nobackup in vim, and I have tried that
(and nowritebackup too). No difference. I have also removed my .vimrc
file and .vim directory, and no difference.
I'm very puzzled.
It might be useful to do an strace to see the actual system call it
tried to do and the error it got back:
strace -f pass edit <whatever> 2>strace.out
This will generate a ton of splurge in file strace.out, but if you
search through it for EPERM somewhere near the end, or just before it
prints the error message, it may give a clue.
Regards,
Brian.
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