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Re: problems with some external org-mode shell links which make emacs st
From: |
Gregor Zattler |
Subject: |
Re: problems with some external org-mode shell links which make emacs stuck |
Date: |
Thu, 01 Feb 2024 23:15:51 +0100 |
Hi Bruno,
* Bruno Barbier <brubar.cs@gmail.com> [2024-02-01; 13:18 +01]:
> Gregor Zattler <telegraph@gmx.net> writes:
>> 1. I'm asked every time if I want to execute the
>> command. This is annoying, is there a possibility
>> to stop this?
>
> See https://orgmode.org/manual/Code-Evaluation-Security.html.
thanks. I hoped for some less global setting.
Therefore I will cope with this question rather than
disable it.
>> 2. Emacs then shows "Executing ssh -N ..." in the echo
>> area and while I still see the active cursor on the
>> link I'm not able to move the point or switch
>> between windows, till I hit C-g. (In a terminal
>> emulator under bash command returns successfully,
>> it's exit code is 0.)
>>
>> The problem does not stem from the "# comment1"
>> part, since the same does not happen with this link:
>> [[shell:/usr/bin/echo hund & # hund][hund]]
>
>
> Are you sure the problem doesn't come from the comment at the end ?
> (isn't "echo" command instantaneous?).
Yes, now I see, you are right. With the "&" a buffer
for the result pops up, which I don't want. The "#"
prohibits that, but for the price of Emacs being
stuck. [At some stage of my experiments I got a "#
wrong reader syntax" messages, which hints to, that the
"#" was somehow interpreted by the lisp interpreter.]
I finally used an "elisp:" link and "start-process":
[[elisp:(start-process "ssh" "*ssh*" "ssh" "-N" "-L xxxx:192.168.xxx.xxx:xxxx"
"-p xxxx" root@xx.xxx.xx.xxx")][xxx remote]]
This works as expected.
Thanks for your help.
Regards, Gregor