edquota calls /usr/bin/vi, instead of /bin/vi. There is no EDIOR variable set.
I could not replicate this on a test system. There is a symbolic link in /usr/bin/ named vi that points to the vim binary. Therefore I was not able to get it to fail on a standard 5.2 installation.
I ran edquota on two systems. If I set the environment variable, EDITOR, to /bin/vi, edquota would work. With the system as distributed, this variable is not set, and edquota fails as it assumes that /usr/bin/vi exists, which it doesn't in a default install.
jbj appears to be the owner of the quota package.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 120 ***
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Commit pushed to master at https://github.com/openshift/origin https://github.com/openshift/origin/commit/0f50aa4f547e63ca059d45cc3be0d9a1b621efa9 Issue #333, #528 - add number to builds