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On mac emacs hangs everytime I use tramps.
• Load a file on a ssh server
• Switch to another app than emacs
• switch back to emacs, completely frozen (C-g or SIGUSR don't have any effect)
I tried setting (customize-set-variable 'tramp-debug-to-file t)
but I haven't seen any file written. Any ideas about how to debug this?
Emacs version 29.0.90 and a apple silicon laptop
This also happens with emacs -q
Also tried setting tramp-verbose
to a high value and I see the traces on *trace-output*
but no errors.
The freeze only happens if the remote file buffer is visible when switching back to emacs 🤷
I guess I'll try upgrading, no idea what else to do
I'd try using Emacs 26, 27, 28 from https://emacsformacosx.com/ (these are vanilla builds) and the most minimal .emacs.d that you'd be comfortable with
I'm just unhappy I couldn't even get a trace of the error, it's not like it's the first time emacs has died on me, but at least it had the courtesy to tell me why
My m2 macbook's emacs is v30.0.50, and tramp works fine; I did have to do something to my fish config on boxes I tramp'ed to, though; there might be a similar issue with zsh
. https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-bobthefish/issues/148
Thanks for the report! I'll try upgrading during the weekend. The prompt ssh is an interesting point I hadn't considered, but sadly(?) the remote server has stock bash
my immediate reaction is wondering if it waits for a prompt yes. Happened to me, too.