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.login
file
:
Remote shell setup
.profile
file
:
Remote shell setup
auto-save
:
Auto-save and Backup
backup
:
Auto-save and Backup
base-64 encoding
:
Inline methods
behind the scenes
:
Overview
bug reports
:
Bug Reports
choosing the right method
:
Default Method
compile
:
Compilation
configuration
:
Configuration
connection types, overview
:
Connection types
create your own methods
:
Customizing Methods
customizing completion
:
Customizing Completion
customizing methods
:
Customizing Methods
Cygwin and ssh-agent
:
Windows setup hints
Cygwin, issues
:
Windows setup hints
default configuration
:
Configuration
default method
:
Default Method
details of operation
:
Overview
development history
:
History
dired
:
Dired
external methods
:
Connection types
external transfer methods
:
External transfer methods
external transfer methods
:
Connection types
FAQ
:
Frequently Asked Questions
fcp (with fcp method)
:
External transfer methods
fcp method
:
External transfer methods
filename completion
:
Filename completion
filename examples
:
Filename Syntax
filename syntax
:
Filename Syntax
filename syntax for multi-hop files
:
Multi-hop filename syntax
frequently asked questions
:
Frequently Asked Questions
fsh (with fcp method)
:
External transfer methods
fsh method
:
External transfer methods
ftp method
:
External transfer methods
history
:
History
hop method rsh
:
Multi-hop Methods
hop method ssh
:
Multi-hop Methods
hop method su
:
Multi-hop Methods
hop method sudo
:
Multi-hop Methods
hop method telnet
:
Multi-hop Methods
how it works
:
Overview
inline methods
:
Inline methods
inline methods
:
Connection types
Kerberos (with krlogin method)
:
Inline methods
km krlogin
:
Inline methods
method fcp
:
External transfer methods
method fsh
:
External transfer methods
method ftp
:
External transfer methods
method krlogin
:
Inline methods
method multi
:
Multi-hop Methods
method plink
:
Inline methods
method pscp
:
External transfer methods
method rcp
:
External transfer methods
method rsh
:
Inline methods
method rsync
:
External transfer methods
method scp
:
External transfer methods
method scpx
:
External transfer methods
method scpx with Cygwin
:
Windows setup hints
method smb
:
External transfer methods
method ssh
:
Inline methods
method sshx
:
Inline methods
method sshx with Cygwin
:
Windows setup hints
method su
:
Inline methods
method sudo
:
Inline methods
method telnet
:
Inline methods
methods, external transfer
:
External transfer methods
methods, external transfer
:
Connection types
methods, inline
:
Inline methods
methods, inline
:
Connection types
methods, multi-hop
:
Multi-hop Methods
methods, multi-hop
:
Connection types
methods, out-of-band
:
External transfer methods
methods, out-of-band
:
Connection types
mimencode
:
Inline methods
multi method
:
Multi-hop Methods
multi-hop filename syntax
:
Multi-hop filename syntax
multi-hop methods
:
Multi-hop Methods
multi-hop methods
:
Connection types
obtaining Tramp
:
Obtaining Tramp
out-of-band methods
:
External transfer methods
out-of-band methods
:
Connection types
overview
:
Overview
passwords
:
Password caching
plink (with pscp method)
:
External transfer methods
plink method
:
Inline methods
pscp (with pscp method)
:
External transfer methods
pscp method
:
External transfer methods
PuTTY (with pscp method)
:
External transfer methods
rcp (with rcp method)
:
External transfer methods
rcp method
:
External transfer methods
recompile
:
Compilation
remote shell setup
:
Remote shell setup
rsh (with rcp method)
:
External transfer methods
rsh hop method
:
Multi-hop Methods
rsh method
:
Inline methods
rsync (with rsync method)
:
External transfer methods
rsync method
:
External transfer methods
scp (with scp method)
:
External transfer methods
scp (with scpx method)
:
External transfer methods
scp method
:
External transfer methods
scpx method
:
External transfer methods
scpx method with Cygwin
:
Windows setup hints
selecting config files
:
Customizing Completion
shell init files
:
Remote shell setup
smb method
:
External transfer methods
ssh (with rsync method)
:
External transfer methods
ssh (with scp method)
:
External transfer methods
ssh (with scpx method)
:
External transfer methods
ssh hop method
:
Multi-hop Methods
ssh method
:
Inline methods
ssh-agent
:
External transfer methods
SSH_AUTH_SOCK and GNU Emacs on Windows
:
Windows setup hints
sshx method
:
Inline methods
sshx method with Cygwin
:
Windows setup hints
su hop method
:
Multi-hop Methods
su method
:
Inline methods
sudo hop method
:
Multi-hop Methods
sudo method
:
Inline methods
telnet hop method
:
Multi-hop Methods
telnet method
:
Inline methods
tset Unix command
:
Remote shell setup
type-ahead
:
Usage
Unix command tset
:
Remote shell setup
using non-standard methods
:
Customizing Methods
using
tramp
:
Usage
uuencode
:
Inline methods
Version Control
:
Version Control
Table of Contents
tramp
version 2.0.55 User Manual
1 An overview of
tramp
2 Obtaining Tramp.
3 History of
tramp
4 Configuring
tramp
for use
4.1 Types of connections made to remote machines.
4.2 Inline methods
4.3 External transfer methods
4.4 Connecting to a remote host using multiple hops
4.5 Selecting a default method
4.5.1 Which method is the right one for me?
4.6 Using Non-Standard Methods
4.7 Selecting config files for user/host name completion
4.8 Reusing passwords for several connections.
4.9 How
tramp
finds and uses programs on the remote machine.
4.10 Remote shell setup hints
4.11 Auto-save and Backup configuration
4.12 Issues with Cygwin ssh
5 Using
tramp
5.1
tramp
filename conventions
5.2 Multi-hop filename conventions
5.3 Filename completion
5.4 Dired
5.5 Compile remote files
6 Reporting Bugs and Problems
7 Frequently Asked Questions
8 The inner workings of remote version control
8.1 Determining if a file is under version control
8.2 Executing the version control commands on the remote machine
8.3 Detecting if the working file has changed
8.4 Bringing the workfile out of the repository
8.5 Things related to Version Control that don't fit elsewhere
8.5.1 How VC determines who owns a workfile
8.5.2 How VC determines what release your RCS is
9 How file names, directories and localnames are mangled and managed.
9.1 Breaking a localname into its components.
10 Debatable Issues and What Was Decided
Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License
ADDENDUM: How to use this License for your documents
Concept Index