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06-29-2010

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It is not working on my end

I tried one more time and it did not combine the last 2. The order is random but I still can see those 2 sequences. Instead of ending up with 5 differen sequences my file contains 6. I have modified the test data and definitively is not working. I entered 1 more sequence (freq 10) identical to the first 2 at the very end of the file and it did not combine it with the other 2.

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vitmp

VITMP(1)						      General Commands Manual							  VITMP(1)

NAME

       vitmp - edit temporary files

SYNOPSIS

       vitmp [VIM options] FILE...

DESCRIPTION

       vitmp is a wrapper around the VIM editor which may be used to invoke the editor in a way that is guaranteed to be suitable for editing tem-
       porary files used with programs such as crontab(1) and edquota(8).  The instance of the editor that is invoked is /bin/vi.

       In particular, it is guaranteed that the file, if edited, will be overwritten in place such that the modified contents may be read back via
       a previously obtained file descriptor.  Invoking the editor via vitmp also makes sure that no additional editor temporary files are used.

       Please note that vitmp offers no crash recovery capabilities.  If the editor crashes during the overwrite, data may be lost.

HISTORY

       vitmp first appeared in Openwall GNU/*/Linux 1.0.

AUTHORS

       Solar Designer <solar@owl.openwall.com>

SEE ALSO

       crontab(1), vi(1), vim(1), edquota(8)

Openwall Project						   25 April 2002							  VITMP(1)