On Wed, Apr 02, 2014 at 07:56:05PM +0200, Davido wrote: > Dear list, > > Since today, Vim sends me a strange warning when I write a modified file : > > > "scratch" 357 lines, 9418 characters written > > > > Could not remove security context security.SMACK64 for > > /home/[...]/vim/undo/%home%[...]%scratch > > Could not remove security context security.SMACK64EXEC for > > /home/[...]/vim/undo/%home%[...]%scratch > > Could not remove security context security.SMACK64MMAP for > > /home/[...]/vim/undo/%home%[...]%scratch > > This concept seems to be related with SELinux, which is apparently not > activated on my boxes :
Not SELinux, SMACK. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smack_(Linux_security_module) > > $ ls --context /home/[...]/vim/undo/%home%[...]%scratch > > > > ? /home/david/var/quigonjinn/edit/vim/undo/%home%david%notes%scratch > > (tested on two distinct computers) > > So, Vim does try to remove an inexistant security context on the undofile, > I guess. This is weird, because I’ve seen no patch related with SELinux > recently. Any idea ? Look closer at patch 7.4.238. Marius Gedminas -- There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. -- Phil Karlton
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