At 22:11 17.08.02, Kai wrote: > Please try this patch
Please keep in mind I am trying to use Tramp on a Windows machine and ain't fully acquainted with the way Unix works (and the features cygwin offers). I've tried to try the patch, though, and I think I succeeded (in trying it, that is). I first tried to insert the patches manually, and corrupted tramp.el to the point the lisp code didn't run anymore when invoked in my .emacs. I then at last realized the patch was probably meant to be used by a programme, and searched for a programme named `patch' in my cygwin. Found that, I packed everything from >RCS file: /cvsroot/tramp/tramp/lisp/tramp.el,v (first line) to > tramp-file-name-regexp (last line) in a file named patch.el, put the file in the same directory as tramp.el, switched to that directory in a shell and executed the command line: patch tramp.el patch.el ---which appeared to succeed. I am appending the resulting tramp.el (packed in a gzip archive to save upload time) to give you the chance to check whether the result is what you intended. While I now do get a password-prompt, tramp appears to get trapped in a loop (Endloschleife)---it is asking again and again for the password. > > tramp: Looking for Are you sure you want to continue connecting > > (yes/no)\? > > > > Answering either 'yes' or 'no' has no obvious effect. > > >Whee. How can I solve this problem? The message means that Tramp is >waiting for stuff from the remote end, and it looks to see whether >that stuff contains a specific pattern which happens to look like a >question. > > >It does NOT mean that Tramp is asking the user a question, it just >looks for a question mark in the remote shell prompt (say). > > >Do you have some idea how to make it more obvious? Using quotation marks, perhaps? As always, many thanks for your help, Rainer -- Priv.-Doz. Dr. Rainer Thiel FB 10, Klass. Phil. - D-35032 Marburg, Germany (EU) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://staff-www.uni-marburg.de/~thielr/
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