On 7/21/2010 10:51 AM, Michael Albinus wrote:
"Jonathan Hill"<[email protected]> writes:
Regardless of which username or remote server I try to log into, the
username is consistently trimmed by one character. 'root' becomes 'roo'
'hillj' becomes 'hill'. Tramp initially worked but (un)magically broke
in the way described perhaps when I tried to move my ~/.emacs from a
windows network share "u:/" (default HOME windows env var here at my
work) to
"c:/emacs". I've tried blowing emacs away completely and reinstalling,
but that doesn't fix the problem either.
I can no longer get a successful tramp connection, so I don't know what
the steps to reproduce the bug might be.
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Content-Disposition: attachment
Content-Description: *tramp/plink [email protected]*
[email protected]'s password:
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[email protected]'s password:
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Access denied
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Access denied
FATAL ERROR: Server sent disconnect message
type 2 (protocol error):
"Too many authentication failures for roo"
[...]
11:51:26.161000 tramp-send-command (6) # plink rh1.orc.com -l root
-ssh&& exit || exit
Tramp seems to send the correct command. Maybe you try from a CMD window
that command:
plink rh1.orc.com -l root -ssh
If there is the same error, I would check PuTTY settings.
Best regards, Michael.
Per your suggestion, I did the testing you suggested. The results are
interesting. If you send "plink rh1.orc.com -l root", it does NOT
register that a username was passed. However, if you send "plink -l root
rh1.orc.com", then it works as expected. I suspect that I still need to
change something about how tramp passes the command, but perhaps
(hopefully) the "trimming" is just a red herring in this case.
Thanks,
--jonathan
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