Mathieu Roux wrote:
> I use encryption with vim.
> I just do :X
> and then i write 2 times my password.
> After my file is crypted.
>
> 1) What about now, if i want to cancel encryption (i don't want
> password anymore).
> If i try set key=
> it does not work: again the same password when i open vim again.
You need to write the file:
:set key=
:write
> 2) And what about now if i want to change password?
> If i do :X in the open file, and enter 2 times my new password, it is
> the same... when i close the file and open it again, only the old
> password is ok.
Sounds like you are missing the write here as well.
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