Charlie Zender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> To help track down this final error I ran using that
> toggle-debug-on-error method you sent. Here are the results, they're
> Greek to me.
Well, they contain gibberish. You can ungibberishify such a backtrace
by loading the *.el files which are responsible for the byte code.
You can do this as follows: look below the gibberish to see which
function is invoked. Type C-h f <function> RET to learn which file it
comes from. Type M-x load-library RET foo.el RET if it comes from
foo. Repeat the error, giving a new backtrace. This should now
contain less (or different, anyway) gibberish. Repeat until all
gibberish is gone. Post result.
I can't see the problem with the `sm' or `scp' methods, on Emacs 20.5,
with a remote file which is under RCS. (Local machine Debian
GNU/Linux, remote machine Solaris 2.6, if that makes a difference.)
kai
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