Hello,
i am posting here, since i cannot find any information about my problem
anywhere.
please forgive me if it is not the correct canal.
i am using emacs/tramp for years now to manage files on my remote servers.
i recently discovered an annoying change of behavior with the tramp
2.6.3.pre ( packaged with emacs 29.3 )
when i try to open a remote directory ( as user root ) which has the
following unix rights : d--------- ( so basically no rights at all )
emacs complain with "reading directory: permission denied" which should
not be the case since i am connecting with root user.
it was not the case with emacs 27.1 ( dont know how to get the tramp
version of this emacs ) , it was able to open such directory
( when connecting with root user of course )
this is particularly annoying with synology servers which have a
specific rights management ( not unix standard ) and which top share
directory
often have d---------+ pseudo unix rights
i should add that when connected by ssh to those synology servers ( as
root ) you can "ls -l" such directories without issues, so should i do
so with tramp.
Best regards/
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*ROCHE Daniel* d.ro...@girondenumerique.fr (/05 35 54 08 84/)
Architecte SI, Gironde Numérique
