"Edward J. Sabol" wrote:
Excerpts from [lists.emacs.rcp]: (07-Oct-99) Re: uuencode syntax? by Stefan Monnier
I'd say: kill that ugly uu(en|de)code beast and only support base64.
I agree. I was never a fan of adding uu*coding or base64 as transfer methods
to rcp.el to begin with, but, if
Kai Großjohann wrote:
It seems that there are at least two versions of uuencode and uudecode
floating around, which have incompatible invocation syntax.
Encoding on Linux: uuencode foo FILE
Decoding on Linux: uudecode -o - FILE
Encoding on FreeBSD:uuencode FILE
There is a reference to "remove-if" which causes emacs-rcp to fail
unless I load CL. From other comments in the code, I take it that this
is not desired.
David
I use both SSH 1 and 2. The protocol changed for SSH2, and to access
hosts running sshd1 from a host running ssh2, you have to have ssh1
installed also, but you can just say "ssh remotehost" and ssh figures
out what version the remote host is running. If the remote host is
running sshd1, a
When I try to use RCP to connect to a remote host using the "scp"
method, emacs hangs. Using the "ps" command I can see that the SSH
session is no longer active. If I hit the "quit" key in emacs, here is
the stack trace: