Rodrigo Amestica <[email protected]> writes: Hi Rodrigo,
> looking at my original message I see that the empty line in your reply > looks different. In my original message I see the following instead: > > lp -d RICOH-Aficio-MP-C3001 -o sides=two-sided-long-edge > ~ > > HEAD frodo@comp1 > In the traces I see, that the newline between the two prompt lines is <CR><LF> in reality. So it looks like lp -d RICOH-Aficio-MP-C3001 -o sides=two-sided-long-edge ^B~^M HEAD frodo@comp1 > Maybe both lines could be interpreted as a prompt, which might confuse Tramp. If the first line is already regarded as prompt, it would mean that the second line (the real prompt) is kept unhandled, or whatever. You have the following options: 1- Change the prompt on the remote machine to be better recognizable. The Tramp manual gives you some hints, how to do it. 2. Check your settings of tramp-shell-prompt-pattern and shell-prompt-pattern that they do match only the last line of your prompt. > I have now also realized that 'make' on the remote directory does not > work as well with 2.2.5. But probably understanding why the prompt > gets mixed in grep's output would also explain the problem with > 'make'. That we shall investigate afterwards. > Running on 2.2.5 I have produced the 'grep' verbose output as > before. This time I'm attaching a file with it, just to be sure that > you are getting exactly what I see. Thanks, this allows much better to see non-asci chars. > thanks, > Rodrigo Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
