OoO En ce d�but d'apr�s-midi nuageux du mercredi 09 f�vrier 2005, vers 14:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kai Gro�johann) disait:
> Sorry for jumping in so late. Are you reading or writing a file, and > is the mimencode running locally or remotely? (Well, you are using > sudo, I think, so it's difficult to say which one is local and which > one is remote. But I hope you understand what I mean.) I am writing a file. The mimencode is running remotely (as root in this case). > Frobbing the variable tramp-chunksize means that Emacs sends its > output to the shell more slowly. Hm. > Also, the value 2000 works for you, but normally, people need to > choose a value like 500. So perhaps the test doesn't catch this > situation: for you, it works to send 2000 bytes at a time, but the > test only tries to send 1000. I have chosen the value of 2000 because when I use my modified version of mimencode, I see that chunks of characters are discarded every 50 lines (which is about 4000 characters). 2000 is a safety value. 3000 works too. > Perhaps you could try the test with a larger number of bytes, say > 10,000? I have tried, this works fine with very large values. Even with 100000. Moreover, the problem only happens for one machine. When I edit remote files, I don't have any problem. When I use something like /multi:ssh:otherstation:ssh:mystation:sudo::/, the problem appears too. I will test with Emacs 21 from unstable when I get some time. -- IT DOES NOT SUCK TO BE YOU IT DOES NOT SUCK TO BE YOU IT DOES NOT SUCK TO BE YOU -+- Bart Simpson on chalkboard in episode AABF13 _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
