bug#34834: 26.1; Remote `eshell/mv' and `eshell/cp' on Windows: Opening output file: Invalid argument, c:/home/ ...

[Michael Albinus]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

Hi Eli,

> I don't think I understand what should I check.  In general a file
> name like "/foo/bar" will have a drive letter added to it by
> expand-file-name.  What makes this case special?

Remote file names shouldn't get a drive letter. But this happened:

>> M-: (expand-file-name "123" "tmp/") ;; 123 is a file, tmp is a directory 
>> there.
>>
>> => "c:/plinkx:detlefx:/home/albinus/tmp/123"

And the traces I've shown indicate, that it isn't Tramp who adds the
drive letter. The rest to check are C sources, I'm unable to debug on MS
Windows.

Best regards, Michael