"Bielawski, Richard G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hi,
> Delete Auto Save Files doesn't work right for ange-ftp files. > > Both problems are fairly simple to recreate. #2 causes me hardship. > > (1) > After opening a remote file using ange-ftp make a change and wait for > an auto-save to take place. Then kill the buffer without saving. The > documentation says the auto-save file will NOT be deleted but it IS. > I'm not bothered by this but I noticed it and so I'm reporting it. > > (2) > After opening a remote file using ange-ftp make a change and wait for > an auto-save to take place. Then kill Emacs. When it asks to save > the buffer first, answer No. As documented, the auto-save file is NOT > deleted. So far so good. > > Now restart Emacs and open the same file. Note the warning about > auto-save data. Again, good. Ignore it, make a change and wait for > the file to auto-save. Now save your change and close the file. > The auto-save file is NOT deleted and never will be hereafter. > The problem this causes is, because our host is dumb and can't respond > to MDTM, every time the file is open a warning occurs > your_file.src has auto save data; consider M-x recover-this-file I don't believe that it is because of mdtm. In my case, the FTP server understands it, but I have the same behaviour. What is your value of `ange-ftp-auto-save' (I guess 0)? Does it help to change it to 1? But if my guess is right, you shouldn't have an autosave file at all... Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
