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From: | Christian Johansson |
Subject: | bug#30533: 26.0.60; (copy-file) over TRAMP FTP mistakes file for directory |
Date: | Wed, 21 Feb 2018 07:13:21 +0100 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.13; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/52.6.0 |
;; Case 1 (let ((remote-path "/ftp:anonymous@speedtest.tele2.net:/1KB.zip") (local-path "~/Downloads/1KB.zip")) (if (file-directory-p remote-path) (progn (message "File %s is a directory" remote-path) (copy-directory remote-path local-path t t t)) (progn (message "File %s is not a directory" remote-path) (copy-file remote-path local-path t t t t)))) ;; Case 2 (let ((remote-path "/ftp:anonymous@speedtest.tele2.net:/1KB.zip") (local-path "~/Downloads/1KB.zip")) (if (file-regular-p remote-path) (progn (message "File %s is a regular file" remote-path) (copy-file remote-path local-path t t t t)) (progn (message "File %s is not a regular file" remote-path) (copy-directory remote-path local-path t t t))))If I first open the path in dired mode (/ftp:anonymous@speedtest.tele2.net) then the operations work as expected. It seems that tramp stores information about remote file-system when accessing it in dired-mode.
Even after restarting the problem seems to be gone when the remote path has been opened once in dired-mode. Is there some cache to this?
On 2018-02-20 16:49, Christian Johansson wrote:
(let ((remote-path "/ftp:anonymous@speedtest.tele2.net:/1KB.zip") (local-path "~/Downloads/1KB.zip")) (if (file-regular-p remote-path) (progn (message "File %s is a regular file" remote-path) (copy-file remote-path local-path t t t t)) (progn (message "File %s is a directory" remote-path)(copy-directory remote-path local-path t t t))))
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