Philipp Haselwarter <[email protected]> writes: Hi Philipp,
> The output is attached. After the login there's the output of a call to > fortune: >>>> Alexander Graham Bell is alive and well in New York, and still waiting >>>> for a dial tone. > > I tried commenting the fortune from my ~/.profile but it did not make a > difference. No, this doesn't matter, as long as it doesn't look like a shell prompt. >> My crystal ball tells me there are unexpected escape sequences, or >> something like this. Did it work in the past, with the same remote host >> but an older Tramp version? > > I couldn't get this working for some time now. > Other than the first trace which comes from a connection attempt on an > arch box I've attached a trace of a debian box (192.168.0.10). Good ole crystal ball: it is right. Your shell prompts on both machines look like (I have replaced ^M and ^[ by their ascii representation): % ^M ^M^M^[[01;30m[^[[01;39mbitnoix^[[01;30m@^[[01;39mnzebook ^[[22;37m~^[[01;30m] ^[[01;30m%^[[00m % ^M ^M^M^[[01;30m[^[[01;39mphilipp^[[01;30m@^[[01;39mnxe ^[[22;37m~^[[01;30m] ^[[01;30m%^[[00m You should suppress the escape sequences on the remote side (see the Tramp manual for recipes). > thanks for looking into this, > > Philipp Haselwarter Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
