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Re: Multi from Windows Box
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Kai Großjohann |
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Re: Multi from Windows Box |
Date: |
Wed, 17 Jul 2002 16:54:02 +0200 |
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Daniel Stolz <address@hidden> writes:
> I get an error stating 'Cannot find /bin/sh' or something like
> that. The error appears immediately so I'm pretty sure it's looking
> for /bin/sh on my home box, not my work box. Both work boxes are
> running Linux.
I didn't want to special-case the first hop in the multi-hop methods,
so tramp-open-connection-multi uses start-process to start a shell.
It uses the variable tramp-sh-program, so you can in principle
configure this. But note that Tramp assumes a Bourne-ish shell!
Hm. But this variable is only used in three places. One place is
tramp-open-connection-multi, the other two places are for reading and
writing files. In those two places, it's only used when the method
specifies an encoding/decoding command (instead of function).
So _maybe_ it works to change tramp-sh-program to COMMAND.COM or
whatever it is that you have got.
Do you think that tramp-open-connection-multi should use a different
variable, and that there should be documentation somewhere how your
trick works? It's a cool idea, that trick of yours.
kai
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- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Kai Großjohann, 2002/07/17
- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Daniel Stolz, 2002/07/17
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- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Daniel Stolz, 2002/07/18
- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Daniel Stolz, 2002/07/18
- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Kai Großjohann, 2002/07/18
- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Daniel Stolz, 2002/07/18
- Re: Multi from Windows Box, Daniel Stolz, 2002/07/18