>>>>> "Lorin" == Lorin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lorin> Ok, so in emacs to browse a remote file that through ftp,
Lorin> you use: /username@host:
Wow, that is a fucked up username.
Did you try quoting with \C-q in the minibuffer, as in
C-xC-f/jdhC-q@me@nitace:/your/path
I have no idea if it will work, but that is the normal minibuffer
quoting mechanism.
Have you seen tramp http://tramp.sourceforge.net? (Transparent Remote
(file) Access, Multiple Protocol)
It is written by Kai Grossjohanson of gnu.emacs.* fame and supports
remote editing over ssh, among other things. If ange-ftp can't handle
the '@' in the username, perhaps tramp can.
John Hunter
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