On Wed, October 13, 2010 3:53 pm, Neil Bird wrote: > > I've been plagued for a while with hidden and undeletable files called > cifsXXXX (XXXX being some 4-char hex string) on my Windows XP box's share; > my only recourse to being rid of them is to reboot and then delete them. > > I can't get anything but a filename from them, the file properties are > mostly blank (no security tab, e.g.). It's a share that I access from my > CentOS Linux box using CIFS and vim; the Linux side does show the files, > but says 'No such file' whenever they're accessed (until I reboot the > Windows box). > > > Anyway, I just did a reboot and thought to analyse the files this time. > They are binary files, all starting with "b0VIM 7.0", so I reckon they're > vim backup files. I don't know why they're not the usual .*.sw? format > (these do exist while editing). > > > I'm using the stick CentOS Vim of 7.0 (.109). Any ideas what's going > on?
I think, this issue has been solved with Vim 7.3. At least there used to be an entry in the todo list, mentioning this behaviour and now I can't find it. So you might need to try a newer Vim version. regards, Christian -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
