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Subject: Bug#1538: marked as done (kedit erase hard links)
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Package: KEdit
Version: 1.2.2

When editing a hard link, the use of command save will destroy the link and
create a copy.

exemple:

test1.txt exists.

$ ln test1.txt test2.txt

now test1.txt and test2.txt are the same.

$ kedit test2.txt (or texs1.txt), modify it (ex: just add a caracter) and save.

$ls -al

now, test1.txt and test2.txt are different files.

I am using Red Hat 5.2 with kernel version 2.0.36

Here's my keditrc file

# KDE Config File
[Text Font]
KEditFont=courier,12,5,iso-8859-1,50,0
[Printing]
PrntCmd1=enscript -2rG
PrintSelection=0
PrintRaw=1
[Recently_Opened_Files]
1=/home/loic/.netscape/cookies
2=/tmp/kfm-cache-501/930835809.12
3=/tmp/kfm-cache-501/930832230.7
4=/tmp/kfm-cache-501/930831942.6
5=/tmp/kfm-cache-501/930825156.4
[General Options]
ToolBar=on
default_url=ftp://localhost/welcome.msg
MailCmd=mail -s "%s" "%s"
BackColor=#ffffff
BackupCopies=1
StatusBar=on
Width=787
WordWrap=0
FillColumn=79
UseFillColumn=0
Height=542
Toolbar position=Top
ForeColor=#000000