On 22 September 2014 16:55, MM <[email protected]> wrote: > On 19 September 2014 10:36, Michael Albinus <[email protected]> > wrote: > > MM <[email protected]> writes: > > > >> Also, with M-x compile, i actually need to do remotely: "cd <dir> > >> && ./build.sh" > >> So change to some dir and start a script that will launch the compiler. > >> > >> But then cd is interpreted as local cd, not remote cd. > > > > How do you call "cd"? From the minibuffer? Then you would need to give > > the whole Tramp name. From a *shell* buffer? Then it should work. From > > an *eshell* buffer? Then you would need the Tramp name as well. > > > > In order to avoid this struggle, it is recommend to use relative file > > names. Something like "cd ../../src". > > I have tried: > M-x compile > In minibuffer: cd /plink:..:<pathToGoTo> && ./build.sh > It failed because the sh shell actually tried to find the /plink directory > > Then I tried > M-x compile > cd <pathToGoTo> && ./build.sh > > Then it failed with: > No such dir found via CDPATH env variable (I assume this is my local > windows box) > > MM >
Hello, My usage is now well established after a few weeks. I waited for your return to continue with further questions:-) I need to type my password every time I issue a new command like compile or grep. Is there a way to cache it? reminder: I have the win version emacs 24.3 32bit. Tramp logs in through a gateway, with a subprocess plink. MM,
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