Michael Albinus wrote:
Chris Withers <[email protected]> writes:
So, what is the new syntax that has replaced it that enables me to get
the same effect without the convoluted changing of config files?!
None. Use tramp-default-proxies-alist.
Wow. Why was a nice clear and obvious syntax replaced with a bunch of
mess in config files?
Maybe we can check your needs concretely; likely the configuration is
not such convoluted as it looks like.
It's certainly less explicit, and all roads appear to lead to needing
several lines involving hard coding usernames in config files :-(
Starting with Emacs 23.1.91/23.2 you could use eshell, which configures
tramp-default-proxies-alist silently in the background.
I don't particularly like the look of eschell from what I've seen so
far, but I guess I have to get used to it :-(
Also, bear in mind that Emacs 23 won't install on my Mac, so like many
others, I use Aquamacs, which means the above doesn't currently help me...
Chris
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