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>> 1. emerge -C nano |
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>> 2. emerge vim |
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>> 3. export EDITOR=`which vim` |
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>> 4. Or do eselect editor -> env-update ; or edit /etc/rc.conf -> |
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>> env-update 5. Reemerge sudo if you wish (it will not change anything) |
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>> 6. Relogin |
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>> 7. Run "sudo visudo" |
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>> You get this: |
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>> visudo: no editor found (editor path = /bin/nano) |
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> |
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> No I don't. I get /etc/sudoers loaded into joe, which is set in $EDITOR. |
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> You seem to be the only one suffering with this problem, so it seems |
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> reasonable to conclude that this is peculiar to your setup and that |
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> shouting at devs and other users will not fix it. |
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I gonna bet you added "magic" line to your sudoers previously or make some |
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other |
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crutches to make it work: |
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Defaults env_keep="EDITOR" |
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Best regards, Spinal |
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