Setup: Emacs-24 compiles with mingw
Running on windows 7
tramp version 2.2.1-pre
plink version 0.60
I can connect to all machines on my lan but 1. I use plink since ssh
attempts from emacs have failed long ago.
/plink:user@host:/
That works on all but 1.
That machine is a netbook running windows 7 starter.
On that one I get prompted for a password, It appears to be accepted
and tells me I'm connecting to HOST by way of plink, then the little
timer bar spins and spins
I can connect to that same machine with ssh from a terminal anywhere
on the lan with no problem.
Plink fails in emacs/tramp and from a terminal.
When I try using the plink utility from a terminal to connect to the
problem machine, the password is rejected over and over.
First here is the ssh output from a terminal on the lan:
ssh [email protected] "ls pym.txt"
[email protected]'s password: xxxxxxx <RET>
pym.txt
I set (setq debug-on-quit t) and attempted a connection with
emacs/tramp:
/plink:[email protected]:/
C-g
and here is the backtrace (I've replaced
the byte code with [...]):
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (quit)
signal(quit nil)
byte-code("[...]" [tramp-message-show-message v operation args fmt-string
level nil 1 "Interrupt received in operation %s" append (byte-code "[...]"
[level tramp-verbose save-match-data-internal tramp-message-show-message
fmt-string args match-data ((byte-code "[...]" [save-match-data-internal
set-match-data evaporate] 3)) 3 apply message 0 "" 1 2 "Warning: " "Tramp: " 4
processp buffer-name process-buffer tramp-dissect-file-name vectorp
tramp-debug-message format "(%d) # " vec-or-proc default-directory] 6)
((error)) signal vec-or-proc err] 6)
tramp-file-name-handler(file-truename "/plink:[email protected]:/")
file-truename("/plink:[email protected]:/")
dired-noselect("/plink:[email protected]:/" nil)
dired("/plink:[email protected]:/" nil)
call-interactively(dired nil nil)
_______________________________________________
Tramp-devel mailing list
[email protected]
https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
