Yes, it works with -Q. It's confusing though that filenames in subfolders must be in capitals. Like I have "file_id.diz" but I must refer it as "FILE_ID.DIZ".
but boot.ini in root folder is alright.
Sorry that I was too lazy to test it with -Q before, because it took some time to construct this:
#! env sh
./emacs -Q --eval \
"(progn (setq tramp-verbose 6)
(require 'tramp)
(require 'tramp-smb)
(add-to-list 'tramp-smb-options \"client min protocol=NT1\")
(add-to-list 'tramp-connection-properties
(list (regexp-quote \"/smb:nicolas@win2k:\")
\"stat-capability\" nil)))" \
/smb:nicolas@win2k:/C$/TASMED/TASMED.CFG
Bad Blue Bull <ibmbull@yandex.ru> writes:
Hi,
Yes, I noticed it. C:\scripts doesn't even exist.
the instance of smbclient running according to ps -aux is
/usr/bin/smbclient //win2k/C$ -U nicolas -s /dev/null --option client
min protocol=NT1
before I enter password. Then I enter password and then half minute
after:
/usr/bin/smbclient //win2k/src -U nicolas -s /dev/null --option client
min protocol=NT1
I've no idea about these scripts and src 'shares'.
Hmm, maybe there are some cache data in the way? What happens, if you
start "emacs -Q ..."?
Why am I prompted for password every time? It's empty password saved
many times into ~/.authinfo.
I'm already investigating this. I believe it is a bug in the auth.el
package (it shouldn't write empty passwords), but I haven't finished
analysis yet.
A workaround for Tramp might be the appended patch.
Best regards, Michael.