> On Fri, 2003-09-12 at 18:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > However, I am still left with this little, uncolored prompt, that I > can't get tramp to swallow: > > [~] > > Just a couple of brackets and a tilde. I tried to set this in the > shell-prompt-pattern as well, but couldn't hack it. :,( Well, aside from the obvious idea of making it even simpler, the following regexp should match this: "\\[~\\]" You could try with M-: (re-search-forward "your.regexp") RET in a buffer that contains the prompt. Then you can see how your regexp is doing and it's easy to fix it. I don't currently have access to Tramp, as I'm in the process of setting up this machine, and it's a slow machine... Kai
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