Hi Michael, Michael Albinus wrote: > Martin Apel <[email protected]> writes: > > >> I'm experiencing a problem with not being able to save buffers using >> tramp anymore. This used to work before, and I suspect >> that the network configuration changed somehow, which now irritates >> tramp, so it cannot save anymore. But this may also be >> a wrong track. >> > > I don't believe so. Tramp tries to open the connection "/scp:a...@scp:", > which simply does not exist. > > >From the traces it is not clear why it does. My guess is that you have > set a wrong backup directory name or something like this. > > You can test this by starting "emacs -Q", and checking whether there are > still problems. > > Sorry for the delay on my side, I was on vacation.
Using 'emacs -Q' was a good tip. I finally found the culprit: I had added a line (shadow-initialize) in my .emacs file, which seems to cause the problem. File Shadowing and Tramp do not seem to get along well, I already filed a bug report (#4846) for file shadowing in the emacs bug database. I tried to use file shadowing for files on a FTP server opened via Tramp. I disabled file shadowing completely now, and saving tramp buffers works again. Martin
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