"H. Dieter Wilhelm" <[email protected]> writes: Hi Dieter,
>> Btw, if you have a recent SSH client on your Windows machine, you could >> also try the Tramp sshx or scpx methods. Some weeks ago, I've made some >> changes to support them, OpenSSH 7.9 shall be sufficient. See >> <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_overview>. > > But when it is an openssh implementation why do you need to distinct ssh > and sshx? Doesn't the MS version know to use ~/.ssh/config? sshx (and scpx) establish pseudo terminals, needed on MS Windows. See the "-t -t" arguments of the ssh call. > Dieter > > PS: I lately copied some 250 images from a remote (Linux) server to my > local machine (Linux). The files ranged from 1 MB to 60 MB. After a > certain size (I think around 10 MB) Tramp is asking if one really wants > to copy such a large file. Is there a custom variable to avoid such > queries? Or couldn't you implement these nifty questions like ""yes > [y], no [n], yes to all [!]"? Otherwise one has to wait for the whole > series to confirm the copying of individual files... There is `large-file-warning-threshold', which you could set to nil. This is a global variable (not Tramp specific); don't know whether it is needed to make it configurable just for Tramp. However, copying a bunch of large files, I believe Tramp's scp is preferable. This doesn't ask this question (I hope :-) Best regards, Michael.
