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From: akagerry@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Date: Tue, 19 Jun 90 09:57:54 -0400 To: bugs@ATHENA.MIT.EDU In release 7.0F on all platforms EZ puts its .CKP files in the /usr/tmp directory under the name filename.CKP. This is not good since many users tend to name the file their term paper is in something like: paper.txt or ps1.txt, etc. Thus if user A edits a file called paper.txt in EZ on workstation W and then within three days user B edits a file called paper.txt with EZ on workstation W, user B will get a write error when he tries to write the file /usr/tmp/paper.txt.CKP, since it already exists and is owned by user A, and probably not world writable. A simple solution to this problem would be to prepend the users UID to the file thus giving a file name like 14608.paper.txt.CKP. Or the complete emacs solution could be adopted with file names like: #14608.@mit@akagerry@subdirectory@paper.txt# --Jerry
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