Fix usage of sudo to edit file #1175
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vim should not be run as root, but instead use `sudo -e` (or sudoedit) which creates a temporary copy of the file to edit and then copies it over the original if you modify the contents.
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sudo -e(or sudoedit) which creates a temporary copy of the file
to edit and then copies it over the original if you modify the
contents.