"Charles Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There is a version of perl on the remote host (which is a company host, so I
> can't really change the default perl version) that would work. I've added it
> to tramp-remote-path, but that puts it at the start of the path, and tramp
> searches backwards through the results, so it still gets /usr/bin/perl every
> time.
No, adding a directory to `tramp-remote-path' works as exepected; the
path is added at the beginning. You can apply
(add-to-list 'tramp-remote-path "/usr/local/perl/bin")
BUT: Tramp caches several information from the remote host, including
the Perl location. You will see this in the file "~/.emacs.d/tramp".
In order to recompute the Perl location, you must clean up the hash.
Either you remove "~/.emacs.d/tramp" _before_ starting Emacs, or
_after_ opening a directory on the remote host you evaluate
(clrhash tramp-cache-data)
You need to do it only once. When Tramp has computed the correct Perl
path, it will reuse it next time you start Emacs. "~/.emacs.d/tramp"
is written exiting Emacs.
> Thanks!
> Charles Gordon
Best regards, Michael.
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