Simon Matthews <[email protected]> writes: Hi Simon,
> Just to confirm that the latest git version seems to work without problems. Thanks for confirmation. This change will appear with the next Emacs 28.2 release. It will also be contained in the next GNU ELPA Tramp version, 2.5.2.4, scheduled for the next days. > However checking uname for SunOS does seem quite fragile (eg for Solaris > derivatives like Illumos). An option to disable adding -w or even changing > the test to check that it gets some expected results would be preferred. That would be an alternative, yes. But experience shows, that many users don't find the proper option; that's why I prefer that Tramp detects such problems itself. Using uname is good and serves most constellations. If you could send me the output of "uname -sr" of such a Solaris derivate, I'm open to add this to `tramp-sunos-unames'. Reading <https://gist.github.com/natefoo/7af6f3d47bb008669467> it looks like "SunOS 5.11" is used. OTOH, <https://github.com/gdamore/illumos-core/blob/core/README.uname> tells something different. Since there are several cases SunOS differs in its implementation, it might be the better case for users to modify this constant anyway. Look for places `tramp-sunos-unames' is used in tramp-sh.el. Maybe we shall document this approach? > Simon Best regards, Michael.
