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I tried TRAMP today for the first time…not quite successful: SPC f f and the "/ssh:user@server" RET resulted in a „file not found“ error, no sign of ssh anywhere. Any idea on that? Helm should support TRAMP, right?
Then i tried c-x d and entered "/ssh:user@server". Now i saw errors in messages buffer. I noticed it is executing a ssh commandline ending in && exit || exit
given the output i saw. Problem: I use Win10, installed openSSH, so i have a native ssh binary in my path, works fine in powershell/cmd.exe, but not the commandline i saw in the error message. Does someone know in what shell emacs is executing the ssh command line for TRAMP, and if it can be altered for windows? I only found a solution installing putty and using the plink
connection method :white_frowning_face:
@spfeiffer does /sudo:: work?