David, sorry for my poor English.
David Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings. After recent discussions with Kai, I have learned that
tramp's ssh support does not work with sites that prompt for both a
passphrase _and_ password (as ours does).
I have similar problems for a long time,
"Stefan" == Stefan Monnier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
"David" == David Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tramp's ssh support does not work with sites that prompt for both a
passphrase _and_ password (as ours does). I would like to see tramp
Stefan I'm not sure I understand this right. Is
"Yuji" == Yuji Yamano [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yuji David, sorry for my poor English. David Young
Yuji [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings. After recent discussions with Kai, I have learned that
tramp's ssh support does not work with sites that prompt for both a
passphrase _and_ password
[David E. Young]
So, you're saying that ssh should _not_ be prompting for both
passphrase and password, correct? I need to confirm this
behavior with our network admins before Kai starts doing
something to tramp that isn't necessary.
I would suppose that this has something to do with
This is a very good point. So, you're saying that ssh should _not_ be
prompting for both passphrase and password, correct? I need to confirm
Not really. Just that SSH, not being able to know in advance whether your
private identity-key can be used to login, first tries to log in
with it and
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Yuji Yamano wrote:
I agree. I think we need a framework for easy configuration. For
example, here is an alist of regexp and function pair for login
procedure:
(setq tramp-login-method-alist [...]
This is a very good suggestion. I can see how to implement this, it
