Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Michael
>> 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.
I see, thanks
> 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.
Oh, I thought the y-or-no-p is coming from Tramp itself.
> However, copying a bunch of large files, I believe Tramp's scp is
> preferable. This doesn't ask this question (I hope :-)
I checked /scp on Linux but for the first start it it didn't give me the
accustomed dired "layout", it looked more like a directory listing with
C-x C-d! (Maybe I even did C-x C-d.) Anyway when I tried it a second
time it looked like dired.
And /scp didn't query me, thank you. :-)
Could I run such a lengthy copying process asynchronously with:
(add-to-list 'tramp-connection-properties
(list (regexp-quote "/scp:user@host:")
"direct-async-process" t))
?
Dieter
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Best wishes
H. Dieter Wilhelm
Zwingenberg, Germany
