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> opening files result in read-only buffers
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> Wed, 11 Jul 2007 23:48:46 +0200
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> Hello experts,
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> I have recently switched to emacs 22.1.1 from a 21.x release. I work on 
> Linux. My emacs configuration has remained unchanged. But now every time 
> I open a file (C-x C-f) that is already existing emacs open the buffer 
> as read-only. To edit the buffer I always have to use C-x C-q and this 
> is really annoying.
> I checked unix file permissions and they allow me (my UID) to write and 
> I can save buffers without problems. I checked the Emacs News and my 
> configuration but did not find anything suspicious.
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> Does anybody have a clue? Should I post my .emacs for investigation?
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