On 28 Nov 2018, at 3:27, Michael Albinus wrote:
"Ben Hyde" <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Ben,
I spy:
Tramp: Opening connection for dropbox_ben using rclone...
Host name ‘dropbox_ben’ does not match
‘\`\(127\.0\.0\.1\|::1\|elm-3\.local\|localhost6?\)\'’
This looks like tramp-rclone.el hasn't been loaded.
Loading that made all the difference. I can now browse dropbox, edit
files, etc. I didn’t
stress it very much though.
The s3 store I configure in rclone didn’t really work in rclone. So,
it only barely worked
via tramp.
when I try to visit “/rclone:dropbox_ben:”
The rclone config for dropbox_ben is fine, i.e. I can rclone mount
it,
ls, etc.
I set this up as so:
(use-package tramp
:quelpa (tramp :fetcher git
:url "git://git.savannah.gnu.org/tramp.git"
:files ("lisp/*.el"))
:commands (tramp-file-prefix)
:config
(progn
(require 'tramp-compat)
….)
The :quelpa clause is new, so I now get a fresher tramp, and the
require of tramp-compat seemed to
help so I had tramp-with-mutex.
I don't know the :quelpa argument, but likely it does what it says:
fetching the Tramp sources "lisp/*.el". However, Tramp's *.el files
cannot be taken as-is. Additionally, trampver.el and
tramp-autoloads.el
must be generated, this is what Tramp's Makefile does.
I rather recommend you to clone Tramp's git repository, and to run the
usual "./configure; make".
Understood. Kind of surprising it’s working as well as it does :).
And maybe somebody who knows the `use-package' :quelpa mechanism could
enhance your recipe to a proper installation.
Quelpa isn’t going to cheerfully do the ./configure; make dance;
it’s not
in it’s nature.
There's also something like ":commands (tramp-file-prefix)" I don't
understand.
I'm not aware of a Lisp object `tramp-file-prefix'.
Yeah that’s quite bogus. I blame mindless copy/paste.
I would be willing to help (and to
add the final recipe to the Tramp manual, when working).
* ben
Best regards, Michael.
Thanks, if I make more progress i’ll report back.
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