Re: sudo error

[Live System User]

Live System User <address@hidden> writes:
Hi,

        Sorry, I sent the wrong file as the second attachment.

        Here it is.

        Thanks.

ssh-info2.txt
Description: ssh repeat 32

> Hi,
>
> Michael Albinus <address@hidden> writes:
>
>> Live System User <address@hidden> writes:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>>>   "emacs -Q" works fine with the already opened file...
>>>
>>>    ...and with a minimal config:
>>>
>>>     So what can it be?
>>
>> As said in my first analysis, Tramp stumbled over the not-remote-file
>> "~". Maybe some file abbreviation is at work? Don't know, it depends on
>> whatever package has been loaded silently in your default config.
>
>   I tried again, this time using the ssh method.
>
>   This works:
>
>       C-x C-r /ssh::/tmp/malb.txt
>
>   in thar it opens the file in readonly mode.
>
>
>
>
>   However, I still see the "Not a Tramp file name" messages, even
>   for the SAVEHIST file ~/.emacs.d/savehist".
>
>   I did this twice -- the results in the files ssh-ibfo.txt and
>   ssh-info2.txt, respectively (see attachments).
>
>   Both logfiles appears to have mostly the same results except that
>   the second invocation uses the already-created shared connection
>   and complains about "savehist" mode.  It doesn't complain the
>   secind tume.
>
>   Bur both times it complains about Not a Tramp file name: "~"
>
>   So why is "savehist mode" getting in the way of TRAMP?
>
>   And why does the ssh method "work" (even though it causes a
>   "Not a Tramp file name" message to be emitted) whereas the
>   sudo method doesn't work at all?
>
>   Can the sudo method be made to protect itself againts "savehist"
>   mode similiar to how the ssh method deals with it and allows
>   the ssh method to work?
>
>   Thanks.
>
>
>>>     Thanks.
>>
>> Best regards, Michael.