[Kai Grojohann]
On 28 Feb 2001, Henrik Holm wrote:
being a chicken, I guess I prefer staying with the stable
version of Tramp.
mkdir foo
cd foo
cvs -d ... -r stable co tramp
I'm sorry for bothering the mailing list with this... but does
"..." stand for
:pser
[Stefan Monnier]
To switch to another branch (the trunk being a sort of branch itself)
you just need to do `cvs update -r branchtag'.
PCL-CVS doesn't have any specific support for it, so you'll need
to do (I believe) C-u M-u RET -r branchtag RET
I tried this yesterday, then it didn't
[Kai Grossjohann]
Update of /services/emacs-rcp/cvsroot/tramp/lisp
In directory lucy:/export/home/grossjoh/work/kai/tramp-stable/tramp/lisp
Modified Files:
Tag: stable
tramp.el ChangeLog
being a chicken, I guess I prefer staying with the stable
version of Tramp.
since
Kai,
I am a bit busy right now, but I will look deeper into it when I
get the time (hopefully in a couple of weeks). Thank you for
your pointers!
Henrik.
--
A science is any discipline in which the fool of this generation can
go beyond the point reached by the genius of the last generation
[Henrik Holm]
how can I see what is printed by the remote system?
ah, hm, I find it in the *debug foo*-buffer.
Henrik
--
A science is any discipline in which the fool of this generation can
go beyond the point reached by the genius of the last generation
[Kai Großjohann]
is there a way to «restart» Tramp so that I don't need to
start a new Emacs instance each time I alter tramp.el?
If you change a function definition, put the cursor inside it and type
C-M-x. That just redefines the current function. Otherwise, `C-x e'
and `M-x
[Kai Großjohann]
Henrik, you could (setq tramp-debug-buffer t), then the following:
C-x C-f /r:user@foo: RET
C-x C-f /r:foo: RET
You should get two *tramp/bla* buffers and two *debug tramp/bla*
buffers.
Kai,
this is very strange: if I set (setq tramp-debug-buffer t)
--bug report follows this line--
when I try to read files or directories on remote systems, I normally
don't provide a user name for the remote system -- I rely on the
`config' features of ssh. thus, instead of doing
"C-x C-f /r:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: RET"
in order to log on to
[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
[Kai Großjohann]
I have now committed this patch. Some small differences still
exist. Please review. Thanks,
Yup, the differences are mainly in the tramp-buffer-name and
tramp-debug-buffer-name. I changed these so that the buffer
names would be more «visually pleasing», but maybe it is
In the patch I sent yesterday, there was a nasty syntax error
causing "End of file during parsing". Sorry about that. This
patch is, albeit probably not bug-free, at least without this
kind of error.
Index: tramp.el
===
RCS
When this wonderful package changed its name, someone forgot that
what was before «an rcp file» should now be «a tramp file». This
can be seen for instance in the help text to `tramp-tramp-file-p'.
Patch follows below.
Henrik.
Index: lisp/tramp.el
[Daniel Pittman]
Shall I submit my changes as a patch to the TRAMP list?
OK, below follows the contents of my *cvs-diff* buffer.
Henrik
Index: tramp.el
===
RCS file: /services/emacs-rcp/cvsroot/tramp/lisp/tramp.el,v
[Kai Großjohann]
My suggestion would be to allow a nil user name for all
connection methods, and the functions which require a user
name just say (or user (user-login-name)) when user is needed,
just like tramp-dissect-file-name does now.
I've been doing some on this now, I've
[Kai Großjohann]
On 12 Sep 2000, Henrik Holm wrote:
(btw. where is this function defined? is it an alias for
tramp-make-tramp-file-name?)
It's a result of the defstruct, which see.
ah, after C-h f destruct RET, I think I do as well. but what
does the tramp-make-tramp-file
[Harry Putnam]
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/services/emacs-rcp/cvsroot login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS password:RET
Just gives me back the prompt in a second or two.
this is, as far as I remember, my experience as well. I think it
is working as expected. have you
by doing stupid things, I got TRAMP to hang my Emacs process.
normally, I am using ssh/scp for remote login and transfer.
therefore, I have an .ssh/config file allowing me to do `ssh foobar' as
a shortcut for `ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
I haven't yet instructed TRAMP to use ssh/scp as the native
the TRAMP Info node suggests,
«you should set the variable TRAMP-DEFAULT-METHOD to reflect
[the appropriate transfer method].»
I think that an example would have been beneficial here... my
first thought was to
(setq tramp-default-method 'scp)
to instruct TRAMP to use ssh/scp. this
I am using `scp' as my default method in TRAMP.
on the computer I am currently using, my user name is user1. on
a remote host, remote.host.name, my user name is user2. for my
convenience, I have an .ssh/config file with the following entry:
Host = foobar
User = user2
HostName =
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