Hi Kyle
Making a new ssh tunnel is a sure thing. The bad part was that the swank
server got "deaf". I could see agents still running (unix screen is
cool) but I could not connect to is again.
As of open ports, luckily there is a firewall on the machine so only
selected ports are exposed.
Anyway, as Anders wrote to use ":dont-close true", that actually did the
trick.
May it would be cool to update your blog post, what do you think?
Thanks both for replies!
Lukas
On 1/26/2010 6:16 PM, Kyle R. Burton wrote:
I've setup slime to remote repl according to
http://asymmetrical-view.com/2009/08/20/emacs-slime-remote-repl.html
So far so good (there are some issues, but that other time).
There is a problem with reconnecting to the remote machine after the
connection is broken (running on wifi). I have tried also to telnet (at the
remote machine) to the specified port and connection refused :(
So I have kill the REPL every time is happens and of course I am loosing all
the testing stuff in repl.
Anyone having same problems? Solutions?
Lukas,
If you've lost your network connection, you will probably need to both
re-establish the ssh port forward (i.e. kill the ssh connection -- try
<enter> ~ .), and run M-x slime-disconnect from your local Emacs.
When the network connection is lost you will likely have to set up all
the parts again - though when I've done it before swank continues to
listen and I can re-establish the port forward and connect again.
In that article I advise against making the swank listener bind to a
port that is open to the internet, which is why I have the example off
using ssh port forwarding.
After your network connectivity returns, can you ssh into the remote
machine again?
Let us know how it goes.
Regards,
Kyle
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