Sebastian Schmitt <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Michael!
Hi Sebastian, >> Well, Tramp does not understand your prompt. For readability, I have >> replaced non-ASCII chars by their ASCII representation in this message. > > I don't have color but the following prompt: > > export PROMPT='[%n@%m]: %~ $ ' Yes, but your prompt uses escape sequences. It looks like: ^[[0m^[[m^[[m^[[J[sschmitt@higgs]: ~ $ ^[[K And the escape sequences contain literal "[" characters. When Tramp allows "[...]" style prompts, it is confused by those "[" characters. So you shall convince the remote prompt to get rid of it. > When I remove the square brackets '[' and ']', tramp does recognize my > prompt. I understand that non-ASCII confuses tramp, but square brackets? `tramp-shell-prompt-pattern' is intended to be customised. If it works for you: just do it. > I tried that but missed that hepix changed "dumb" to "vt100". How is your .profile organized? Is it called at the end of a system's .profile? Or does it source another (system-wide) file? > Best, > > Sebastian Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
