> I'm sorry that I have been unable to keep up with my mail in
> the past several months :-(
See, you need to train *all* your secretaries on Emacs ;o)
This is a good one to add to the FAQ:
M-x debug-on-entry
M-x efs-ftp-path
Unfortunately, it looks that I need to report this as a bug to the
I regret, if someone replied; I may have lost some email during a recent
backup.
EFS.el is ignoring Tramp's Advice() in the recent XEmacs 21.4.0.
How can I set breakpoints in efs-ftp-path(), to generate a better bug
report?
Thanks ahead!
I forgot to add that I am not running ssh-agent, and would get prompted
for a password.
As I recall for the older xemacs 21.1.12, this was not a problem, when I
was running the 'sm' method.
I installed xemacs v21.4.0 on linux (latest is 21.4.2)
I installed the latest efs v1.19/1.63
I installed tramp v 2.0.2.3 2001/03/28
It looks that an old problem is back: efs on xemacs, which
worked fine on xemac v21.1.x, just isn't taking any Advice from
any Tramp!
When I do (method set to sm, a
Kai Großjohann wrote:
> How am I supposed to check the value of $SHELL? Also, csh-like shells
> might have $shell rather than $SHELL...
>
> As you can see, even the `if' command is quite different.
Uh yeah. dead end.
>> Does it make sense to do a which()-like command, and use that
>> version
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 tha
Kai Großjohann wrote:
>
> The only reason that tramp-remote-sh exists is that "exec /bin/sh" is
> the very first command that's issued by Tramp, so that it at least
> knows how to set the prompt and stuff like this.
Isn't $SHELL set at remote login?
You can usually look at /etc/shells to see wh
I tried xemacs -q again.
After setting scp as my protocol, and adding tramp to my load path,
I tried byte-compiling and loading tramp.el.
tramp.el is missing a
(require 'advice)
I see
Compiling ~tramp/lisp/tramp.el...done
Warning: The following functions are not known to be defined:
coding
Here is my journal of testing tramp.
I downloaded version 1.436 today. Hopefully, the ftp bundle does not lag far
behind CVS.
Note that I am testing a system that I can access using ange-ftp/efs.
In general, I do also try to test with emacs -q.
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First, I had problems with XEmacs v21.1.12
