I was using 29.1 with doom on an m1 MacBook. I tried to figure out how to apply the patch that I found in another thread but wasn’t quite smart/experienced enough to know where to put it. I’m currently working on getting 29.4 up and running; I think I can probably figure it out from there. The otp prompt on this system is “TACC Token Code:”.
Many thanks! Trace Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 21, 2024, at 2:18 AM, Michael Albinus <michael.albi...@gmx.de> wrote: > > [You don't often get email from michael.albi...@gmx.de. Learn why this is > important at https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification ] > > "Bivens, Trace" <robertbiv...@my.unt.edu> writes: > >> Hi, > > Hi Trace, > >> Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this, and it may just be due >> to me being an emacs noob, but I’ve already looked everywhere I can >> think of for a clear answer and i’m stumped. I’m trying to use tramp >> to remote into a cluster; I have ssh-keys set up, so it gets past the >> password prompt just fine, but then it hangs on the second prompt for >> the otp code. How can I tell emacs that I want to see that prompt and >> respond to it? > > Tramp supports OTP since version 2.6.2 (Emacs 29.2). Which Emacs/Tramp > version do you use? > > If your Tramp version isn't good enough, you might install recent Tramp > 2.7.1.2 from GNU ELPA. > > Note also, that Tramp must know how the OTP prompt looks like. There is > the user option tramp-otp-password-prompt-regexp, which currently has > the value "\\(?:^.*\\(Verification code\\).*[:៖︓﹕：][[:blank:]]*\\)". > Does this match your use case? If not, please tell us how your OTP > prompt looks like; we'll add it then. > >> Trace > > Best regards, Michael.
