Hi, I was using tramp 2.2.9 on Windows to edit a remote text file on an AIX (UNIX) box. The file was probably 100kb in size. plink was used to ssh to the remote file.
As I was editing the file, auto-save tried to save the file a few instances, and because the save took some time (I think the connection disconnected many times so tramp tried to re-connect), I kept pressing C-g to abort the save so I could continue editing. Then I manually saved the file when I needed to. After a while, emacs hung on me, probably because it tried to save the file and it got into some kind of infinite loop. I killed emacs and re-opened the file. I now see ascii characters in my file, and wherever I edited, I see supposedly binary characters. I'm attaching a snippet of the file here for your review (link here in case attachment doesn't come through: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrbiiqaxtk7ca8a/foo.txt?dl=0). Does anyone know what went wrong? Is there a way to undo the binary characters so I can get back to my original content? Thank you. -- Vinh
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