>>>>> "MA" == Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes: >> server, the most simple remote file name is >> >> ‘/ssh:[email protected]:/path/to/file’.
MA> Why is this example better than the used one? Just put on its own line for clearer reading. >> (Don't use "::", as the remote file name ‘/ssh::’ opens a remote >> connection to yourself on the local host (for testing TRAMP) so >> ‘/ssh::example.com:/path/to/file’won't reach example.com at all.) MA> I don't understand. Nobody has said you shall use MA> ‘/ssh::example.com:/path/to/file’. It is obvious wrong. Yes but at least mention "wrong". >> P.S., this 'quick' guide needs a super quick cheatsheet up front. MA> A cheatsheet is usually for key strokes. Tramp doesn't offer any. MA> Anyway, you might show how it shall look like. /ssh:[user@]example.com:[/path/to/file] /adb::[/path/to/file] etc. All in one list, one per line. With no discussion. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
