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ed strange error message

When I start ed as regular user, following message is displayed:
Code:
$ed
ERROR: tempnam failed: Permission denied
$
I think, following error produced in vi when search results from previous error:
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No previous regular expression
Setting TMPDIR variable cause no effect.

As root all works fine.

Any help appreciated.

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Code:
ls -ld /tmp
post output
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Code:
$ls -ld /tmp
drwxrwxrwt    3 root     sys             336 okt 26 15:30 /tmp
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Any sugestion?

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Unhappy

Any other idea what could be wrong?

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Hmm.. well no idea.

Double check your $TMPDIR first.

What OS is this?
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No matter how $TMPDIR is set, behavior is the same! Currently $TMPDIR is set :
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$env | grep TMPDIR
TMPDIR=/var/tmp
$ls -ld /var/tmp
drwxrwxrwt    2 bin      bin             276 okt 29 03:10 /var/tmp
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OS is SCO UnixWare 7.1.4 (yes, I know what you think about ) upgraded from 7.1.1.

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OK, check permissions on /var then.
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