Jan Minar wrote:
> Hi, Bram! Hi everybody!
>
> Today, I have something that isn't a real vulnerability, but I have
> fixed it anyway. The vimtutor (vimtutor.bat on Windows, vimtutor.com
> on VMS) command creates a temporary copy of the Vim Tutorial text
> file. This is done in rather complicated way. I have simplified the
> process by using the built-in tempname() function to find the
> temporary file name. I took the liberty to use a more secure syntax
> even where it is not necessary, and to make some other small changes.
>
> I have tested the vimtutor script; vimtutor.bat should work too; I am
> not so sure about the VMS vimtutor.com.
>
> Please find the patch attached.
I'm missing the part where tutor.vim sets the temp file name. When
tutor.vim does this I suppose all references to $TUTORCOPY can be
removed, I don't understand why you keep it and make it empty.
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