Michael Albinus wrote:
Chris Withers <[email protected]> writes:
For this, you need another rule, like
(add-to-list 'tramp-default-proxies-alist
'(nil "\\`different_user_to_my_local_user\\'" "/ssh:%h:"))
Okay, but how can I make that generic such that I don't need to add a
new rule to my .emacs file every time I have to use a new username to
log into a particular host?
It can be a regular expression. If you know one which matches every user
but the "transit" user you need to jump first, you're done.
I don't follow and also don't see how that solves the problem when the
transit username is the same as that of the user on the remote machine.
I have to admit, it's a little bizarre that all this stuff needs doing,
why does:
/sudo:myu...@thehost:/
...or...
/myu...@thehost:sudo/
...just do what it reads like it should do? Why the need for all the
default proxies hackery?
Chris
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