Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes: >>>What happens on your NAS, if you suppress the busybox blacklisting in >>>tramp-sh.el, like this (line numbers might vary): >> >> The problem completely disappears as soon I've replaced the lines >> according to your patch. > > Usually, I add a test in Tramp to check such problems. But the report > back in 2011 has shown, that such a test doesn't fail simply if the > busybox isn't able to handle the extended shell syntax, but the whole > connection disappears. > > Not such sexy for a silent test in the background. > > So we must add a customer option. Will think about.
Well, I've committed a patch to Tramp (and to Emacs), that does not compute the "busybox" connection property anymore. If you discard the existing connection properties by `tramp-cleanup-all-connections', this connection property goes away, and everything shall be fine. Andres, in your case accessing the n800 you must set this connection property yourself. There is a new section in the Tramp manual, "Predefined connection information", which explains how to do. This is the modest compromise I could think of. Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
