Matthew Donaldson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi Michael,
Hi Matthew, > So say I opened a file on a server using the path > /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/public_html/myfile.txt > > Now I'm editing some local file and I want to open myfile2.txt in the > remote folder at a later stage. Under ange-ftp, at the find-file: > prompt I could type in (e.g.) "/user<TAB>" and the completion would > search through the file paths of all the buffers (taken at face value) > and find /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/public_html/ as a folder, and complete it > for me. This saved a lot of hostname and pathname typing. I can't > seem to do this with tramp. Typing "/user<TAB>" gives me no > completions. Maybe it's being cleverer than I want and trying to > interpret the path? Some few checks: - Is there an entry "machine myhost.com login user" in your ~/.netrc? I guess yes, because it worked for you before. - What is your default Tramp method? It shall be "ftp", if you want to use ange-ftp. Check "C-h v tramp-default-method". Btw, setting tramp-default-method is mentioned in the NEWS of Emacs 22.1, which you can read via "C-h n". > Cheers > > -Matthew Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
