Perhaps certain commands should be setq()ed.
You do not need to unalias ls, if you call
\ls
which invokes the original ls. I tested this command on solaris's
/bin/sh, which is _not_ xpg4 compliant. It still works.
ls --color=auto only works for gnu ls, and probably only gnu ls that
is less than 4 years old.
Chris Green wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kai Großjohann) writes:
>
>> then issuing this command is quite fragile already.) In the
>> beginning, I assumed that every Unix host had a /bin/sh and that "exec
>> /bin/sh" would be a good way to start a known shell from the
>> beginning.
>
>
> Would it be possible to have ( or perhaps there already is ) a list of
> commands that get executed on the remote host to ``prep'' sh for
> tramp? The main one that comes to mind for me is unalias ls instead
> of getting ls --color=auto commented out. Of course,
> ls --color=auto | cat also does the right thing as does
> ls --color=auto --color=none
