"Robert A. Lerche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I sent this to [email protected] but it doesn't seem to be showing > up in the archive (I checked a day later and it wasn't present at > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/tramp-devel/)
It is a moderated list. There might be a delay of some few days, when Adrian, our very responsive moderator, is offline. > Scenario: trying to use tramp to edit (locally on my laptop) files on > a "one laptop per child" (OLPC XO) system. > > Because the XO has only wireless network access, I am going through a > wireless access point that does NAT. In order to initiate connections > from my laptop to the OLPC I first create a tunnel via "ssh -f -N -R > 10000:localhost:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED]" on the OLPC console. This allows me to > open an SSH connection from archie (my laptop, on the "outside" of the > wireless access point) to the OLPC (behind it) via "ssh -p 10000 > [EMAIL PROTECTED]". Tramp has some optimization code which applies a direct copy when Tramp "believes" it is on the local host. Your tunnel via port 10000 makes Tramp believe it. Hmm, bad. I'll check whether I can fix it. For the time being, you might not establish a tunnel but use Tramp's multi-hop feature. See the Tramp manual, section "Multi-hops". Note that you must use the "ssh" method instead of "scp"; the latter one is not suited for multi-hops. I'll come back when I have fixed it. > Thanks for your help. Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
