Ytsen de Boer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dear readers,
Hi,
> How can I, in emacs, use tramp, to edit a file on that second
> machine? What do I type in the `find file' field? I have no problem
> establishing the first connection, but then the extra ssh jump? Or
> could I make some kind of link?
It depends on the Tramp version you use.
In Tramp 2.0.*, there is the multi-hop method. You would type
something like (Emacs syntax)
/multi:ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/path/to.file
Since Tramp 2.1.1, this has been replaced by the concept of default
proxies. The same example, you would configure in your .emacs
(add-to-list 'tramp-default-proxies-alist
'("machine2" "user2" "/ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:"))
That reads "If I want to go to host "machine2" as "user2", I must pass
"/ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:".
Accessing your second host is possible then simply by typing (again,
Emacs syntax)
/ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/path/to.file
> Cheers,
>
> Ytsen.
Best regards, Michael.
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