e characters in the range chr(35) to chr(0177). I think that
second line should read
(list
"\\`/r\\(@\\([a-z0-9]+\\)\\)?:\\(\\([-a-z0-9_#]+\\)@\\)?\\([-a-z0-9.]+\\):\\(.*\\)\\'"
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Kai PS: Must remember the find command, which seems to be useful for many
Kai interesting tricks.
Yes, but highly non-portable, so you have to be very careful in what subsets
of its command set you use...
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string using either package.
There are so many regular expression packages out there these days, I guess
it always pays to read the documentation and try an experiment for potential
marginal cases.
Apologies for the time waster...
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cases:
(tramp-tramp-file-p "/r:dolphin.mojam.com:delq.mc")
(tramp-tramp-file-p "/r@scp:dolphin.mojam.com:delq.mc")
which seemed pretty odd to me. Any clues about what the real solution
should be?
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I'm still generally unable to use ediff with tramp file specs (I
asked back
Stefan Does `ediff-buffers' work ?
Yes, but it's obviously not as transparent as using ediff-files.
Skip
Edward It returns non-nil if it is a tramp file. It's not exactly
Edward intuitive, but zero is non-nil, so `tramp-tramp-file-p' is
Edward working as documented.
Ah, thanks. That's my Python background (and years of no Lisp) showing
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Kai Maybe it would be better to call find-file-name-handler ...
I don't know. With Edward's reminder that 0 != nil, I was able to generate
a version of ediff-file-remote-p that works for tramp:
(defun ediff-file-remote-p (file-name)
(car (cond ((featurep 'efs-auto) (efs-ftp-path
it?
Thx,
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und and see if I can
figure something else out.
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Pete The Linux installations that I've seen do have bash 2.03 in
Pete /bin/bash2. I would suggest modifying tramp-find-shell to look
Pete for "bash2" between "ksh" and "bash".
It's not clear that would help me. I have a number of RH-derived systems.
Here's what I see:
RH5.2:
). I also tried
it against RH6.1 and Mandrake6.1 with no problems. This command has the
nice side effect of not causing a fuss with other shells that might object
to "set +o history".
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Kai Does it work to say "unset HISTFILE" to turn off bash1's history
Kai saving mechanism?
That would work as well.
Skip
Kai Do you think I should replace "/r:" in the Tramp file names with
Kai "/tr:" for Windows systems?
Kai For all systems, maybe?
What's the rationale? Just more mnemonic?
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Kai People have reported problems with "/r:" -- Windows seemed to think
Kai this was a drive letter.
If /tr: works I'd suggest using it everywhere. Makes documentation more
consistent if nothing else.
Skip
-auto-save-directory.
Sounds like just what the doctor ordered.
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I noticed this odd sequence of tests for perl in my tramp debug buffer:
$ test -x /bin/perl5 ; echo tramp_exit_status $?
tramp_exit_status 1
$ test -x /usr/bin/perl5 ; echo tramp_exit_status $?
tramp_exit_status 1
$ test -x /usr/sbin/perl5 ; echo tramp_exit_status $?
" in the apply call.
Any suggestions about how to debug from this point?
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in the rsync logic after looking through a couple calls. I'm not entirely
sure what code is actually exiting with a status of 144, ssh (aka
RSYNC_RSH)?
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is necessary
for packages/programs in widespread use, but for smaller distributions such
as tramp, it's probably more trouble than it's worth.
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Daniel Er, yes. Does Emacs even support DECNET systems these days?
If some version of Emacs runs on OpenVMS I wouldn't be surprised to find
that some DECNET support is available.
Daniel Anyway, I don't understand DECNET. Is the '::' part of a
Daniel distributed file path when used,
Kai I just look at the indentation to see the structure.
Seems like you'd like Python... ;-)
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Spencer with files under CVS control (I visit many that are and many
Spencer that aren't), but I will pay attention now.
This happens to me as well. I've only noticed it for files under CVS
control, but it doesn't happen all the time.
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toplevel forms in file /home/skip/emacs/tramp/lisp/tramp.el:
!! File error ((Cannot open load file timer))
Error occurred processing tramp.el: Cannot open load file: timer
Any ideas where this came from? Interactively executing (require 'timer)
worked for me just now.
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Error occurred processing tramp.el: Cannot open load file: timer
A bit more input on this. Manually executing byte-compile-file on tramp.el
from inside a running XEmacs worked fine.
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