No worries, thanks to your suggestion about bash prompt escape
characters and all the diligent review of the logs and other issues I
was able to get tramp to work. Thank you very much for that!
Also thank you for suggesting the mailing list - it's a really effective
form of communication.
Daniel Krajnik writes:
Hi Daniel,
> Thank you, this confirmed that the tramp version is shipped by the
> emacs system pacakge (/usr/share/emacs/29.1/lisp/net/tramp.elc) and
> not the doom framework (~/.config/emacs) like I originally thought (I
> might have looked at the "other versions" field
> check where Tramp is started from, by 'M-x locate-library RET tramp'.
Thank you, this confirmed that the tramp version is shipped by the emacs
system pacakge (/usr/share/emacs/29.1/lisp/net/tramp.elc) and not the
doom framework (~/.config/emacs) like I originally thought (I might have
Daniel Krajnik writes:
Hi Daniel,
> Thank you, I've upgraded doom's packages to the latest version, which
> bumped tramp up to version 2.6.1.1.
>
> I've tried looking for a way to upgrade it to 2.6.1.2 (package is
> managed by straight.el and doom's documentation doesn't mention that
> you can
> There has been major rework in file name completion
Thank you, I've upgraded doom's packages to the latest version, which
bumped tramp up to version 2.6.1.1.
I've tried looking for a way to upgrade it to 2.6.1.2 (package is
managed by straight.el and doom's documentation
Daniel Krajnik writes:
Hi Daniel,
> Then I've tried connecting with all the emacs plugins loaded (Doom
> Emacs framework, helm), but sadly something is still giving a
> "tramp-error - wrong-type-argument "listp i". Do you know if there are
> other options to isolate emacs before loading all the
Daniel Krajnik writes:
Hi Daniel,
> Sure, please see the (truncated) debug buffer at log level 10.
Yes, the debug buffer tells us more.
> This time emacs didn't unfreeze immediately after removing the gpg
> card. It prompted for the PIN and unfroze on the second attempt. I
> don't know
Sure, please see the (truncated) debug buffer at log level 10. This time
there was also a debug backtrace. Both attached. Sorry for sending the
log inline in the last email and thanks for pointing that out - I wasn't
sure about it myself.
This time emacs didn't unfreeze immediately after
Daniel Krajnik writes:
> Apologies Micheal for sending this message twice - I'm new to mailing
> lists and I forgot to add CC.
Sorry, I've seen this later only. So you're brave and keep the Cc :-)
Best regards, Michael.
Daniel Krajnik writes:
Hi Daniel,
> Thank you, it seems to get stuck on a few tramp functions freezing
> emacs - however it returns after I physically remove the gpg smart
> card. Please see the truncated output from the debug buffer:
Please send next time the debug buffer as attachment, and
Apologies Micheal for sending this message twice - I'm new to mailing
lists and I forgot to add CC.
Thank you, it seems to get stuck on a few tramp functions freezing emacs
- however it returns after I physically remove the gpg smart card.
Please see the truncated output from the debug buffer
Daniel Krajnik writes:
> Hi
Hi Daniel,
> I'm wondering if anyone is able to use Tramp with a gpg smart card or
> a gpg agent that manages the ssh socket (so acts as an ssh agent)?
>
> For me it fails with file-error "Tramp failed to connect. If this
> happens repeatedly, try\n ‘M-x
Hi
I'm wondering if anyone is able to use Tramp with a gpg smart card or a
gpg agent that manages the ssh socket (so acts as an ssh agent)?
For me it fails with |file-error "Tramp failed to connect. If this
happens repeatedly, try\n ‘M-x tramp-cleanup-this-connection’"))"|
I tried
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