> I checked this on my Ubuntu 11.10 system with the default version of
> Vim that comes with it. It looked exactly like your setup...
[...]
> I was able to edit this file with vim/gvim with no problem,
> either with editing nor with creating the temp file.
>
> I guess the reason I changed the permissions on my system were not
> to give me access, but to make the files not writable to all.
I just missed this detail checking your answer while writting my last
email ;-) ...But I could figure out that is very improbable that no
other users had the same problem before if it were result to be vim
issue. But I have'nt any ntfs filesystem to check that. :-O
Now is clear that the problem is in his vim setup and the only way to
find the exact cause of it is to try disabling setting by setting.
> If
> nothing else, I don't like having all the file coloring as shown
> on my system with these settings.
>
> I never meant that you need to unmount/remount the drive just to use Vim,
> at least not normally. I only said to do that for debugging to get the
> right
> mount command, then you would leave whatever works in your fstab file for
> startup.
Of course ;-)
> But if you are convinced that this is a Vim problem, then I guess
> you don't want to bother. Sorry nobody has been able to tell you the
> answer.
:-D
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