Justin Schell <[email protected]> writes: Hi Justin,
> Note that I was finally able to get Emacs to stop attempting to > connect to the non-existent server by deleting the ~/.emacs.d/recentf > file, which had a reference to the > /ssh:auto2-bgwork-manual-1:gt-processor/lib/GTProcessor/Module/Channel/Shopify/OrderPull.pm > file/buffer Yes, it is reported sometimes that Tramp is hit by stale recentf entries. > Every time I try to switch buffers, Emacs is trying to connect to > this non-existent host even though I've run > tramp-cleanup-all-connections, killed all tramp buffers and > restarted emacs. Emacs is near-unusable at this time. Good point. I've expanded tramp-cleanup-* commands to remove also related recentf entries. Will be available with next Tramp 2.4.2 / Emacs 27.1. > * Justin Schell Thanks for the report, and sorry for the trouble. Best regards, Michael. _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
