Description of problem:
If a sudo is used to launch vim against several files, only the first path 
name remains unmangled.  All other paths passed to vim will have leading slash 
stripped.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
sudo-1.6.9p4-6.fc8
vim-7.1.245-1.fc8

How reproducible:
sudo vim /etc/hosts /etc/services

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run above command.
2. First file (/etc/hosts) will load just fine.
3. Tell vim to load next file (/etc/services) using ':n'.
  
Actual results:
Next file (/etc/services) will not load because vim will actually be trying to 
load 'etc/services'.

Expected results:
vim should have no problem loading 2nd file in example.

Additional info:
This example works just fine without sudo and also works fine as root via su.  
I have not seen the problem with any other command other than vim.