![]() Tramp: Opening connection nil for CexR using plinkx. Tramp: Opening connection nil for CexR using plinkx.failed You could even share the connection between Emacs/Tramp and the native PuTTY connection. You could use this PuTTY session with '/plinkx:sessionname:' then. ![]() Tramp: Opening connection R for CexR using plinkx.failed Create a PuTTY session with all information you need (user name, host name, etc). Opening directory /plinkx:CexR:/home/ims/.doneĬannot read history file /plinkx:CexR:/home/ims/.Rhistory Tramp: Opening connection nil for CexR using plinkx.done Stty -inlcr -onlcr -echo kill '^U' erase '^H'ġ9:16:52.078768 tramp-send-command (6) # echo fooġ9:21:17.168832 tramp-accept-process-output (1) # Quit: "Quit", ""įor information about GNU Emacs and the GNU system, type C-h C-a. a 40k file), not for small files, because small files are being dealt with by plink. This only occurs for “bigger” files (e.g. Update : Every now and then I come across this error message: : I think, this doesn’t concern TRAMP, as TRAMP has its own means to enquire and set file modes.įound “vc-handled-backends” and reduced it on my Windows emacs / tramp / putty platform. Somebody else experiences this problem as well. To PATH I appended the PuTTY path: C:Program Files (x86)PuTTY. On Windows 10: control panel > System & Security > System > advanced system settings > enviroment variables. Update : problem with preserving emacs tramp file permissions: To get tramp with plink to work, I had to add my PuTTY path to my system search path. Scpx and sshx as opposed to scp and ssh (without the ‘x’ in the end) seem to accept a port number within these emacs/tramp access paths. ![]() This is a useful emacs/tramp access path for those files: I can open a remote R file and ESS mode activates but when I try to eval any R code or, when in dired mode, I try to open an R shell (M-x R), Tramp hangs on message 'Opening connection'. VM-host $ env RSYNC_RSH=’ssh -p 2222′ rsync -vaz diary localhost:diary_ Tramp works fine for me (on Windows 10, Putty/plinkx). ![]() Occasionally “sitting” on a VM (VirtualBox) host I copy / access files living in a VM Linux guest, whose SSH port is forwarded to the VM host’s port 2222. This also shows how to add the PuTTY directory to PATH (within. If you are able to add the PuTTY installation directory to the %Path% environment variable, this makes things easy, otherwise do it within your .emacs.d/init.el !
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