[email protected] writes: > Hello Michael,
Hi Gérald, > Here is what I got running the commands you sent from an Emacs shell. > > c:\Emacs> plink -l jeg002 -ssh actul01 && exit || exit > plink -l jeg002 -ssh actul01 && exit || exit > jeg002@actul01's password: > Last login: Tue Nov 20 09:00:37 2012 from n105986.dgdom.net > [jeg002@actul01 ~]$ exec env ENV='' PROMPT_COMMAND='' PS1="#$ " PS2='' > PS3='' /bin/sh > in/sh > #$ > #$ PS1="#$ " > PS1="#$ " > #$ > #$ exit > exit > exit > Using username "jeg002". > > Process shell finished That's exactly what I have feared. The prompt appears twice, and Tramp is confused. But this happens only after calling /bin/sh; your initial prompt looks fine. > When you say removing dot-files away do you mean ".emacs", ".bash_profile", > etc??? There is a lot of them!!! I mean all shell related init files, like .profile, .bash_profile etc. What kind of shell is /bin/sh? Just a bourne shell, or linked to another shell? And, btw, what OS is the remote host running? Could you show the output of # uname -sr > Thanks again, > > Gérald Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
