Michael Albinus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Christoph Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Hi,
>
> Hi,
>
>> * new files:
>> it is not possible to create a new file. I get just an useless read-only
>> buffer.
>
> I could reproduce it locally. Guess it is something due to the mapping
> of file attributes SMB reports onto UNIX ones. I'll try to fix it next
> days.
>
> A (stupid) workaround is copying an existing file to the file name to
> be created inside dired, and then to edit.
Wait, can we see command syntax? I had a very similar problem a few
days ago. It turned out to be address related. That is, emacs file
name syntax was being seen as an attempt to open files on \.
Here is what I saw:
This address:
/smb:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/bjpxp-c/
Would elicit this in *Messages* buffer:
=====================
tramp: Opening connection for //[EMAIL PROTECTED]/...
tramp: Started process (smbclient -L bjpxp -U reader)
tramp: Sending password
Password:
Password:.
Password:..
Password:........
tramp: Opening connection for //[EMAIL PROTECTED]/bjpxp-c...
tramp: Started process (smbclient //bjpxp/bjpxp-c -U reader)
tramp: Sending password
Password:
Password:.
Password:..
Password:........
tramp: Fetching /smb:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/bjpxp-c/ to tmp file /tmp/tramp.6669px0...
tramp-smb-handle-file-local-copy: Cannot make local copy of file `/smb:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:/bjpxp-c/'
===================================
And from *tramp/smb bjpxp*:
ERRDOS - ERRbadfile (File not found.) opening remote file \
smb: \>
But given this address: /smb:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/BJPXP-C/
It would work as expected. Even though I entered bjpxp and bjpxp-c
when setting up the shares on that winXP machine, when viewed after setup
the name has been uppercased.
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