Kai Großjohann wrote:
> Doesn't it work to add directories to
> rcp-remote-path? rcp.el should add them to $PATH (the ones that
> exist, anyway). Or are you saying this is too much work?
Thanks. That worked. RTFM, or should I say RTFC.
Although I still have problems, because on some machines, my home
directory is remotely mounted from one server to machines of multiple
architectures. I could have multiple bin directories under my home
directory. I would usually handle this by running 'arch' or 'uname' in
my .profile to figure out how to set my path. If I just put all of the
directories in rcp-remote-path, rcp might try to run a mimencode for the
wrong architecture. I'm not too worried about this for now though. I
can work around the problem by always doing my editing on a single
remote host or by changing the remote method to scp or something. This
problem is really more of a "ksh" deficiency than an "rcp.el"
deficiency.
David
