Reza Housseini <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Michael
Hi Reza, > Thank you for your fast reply, that did the trick! Good to know. > For my own understanding: is it generally better for tramp to connect > via sh instead of bash or zsh? Not necessarily. /bin/sh can be a link to any shell, like /bin/bash. More recent Tramp versions try to cure such problems in the background, if they know which shell is invoked. /bin/sh doesn't provide such information, /bin/bash gives Tramp a better ground to handle. See <https://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/#Remote-shell-setup> for a discussion. > Best regards, > Reza Best regards, Michael.
