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Is it possible to use SSH with Emacs?
Ssh With Emacs SSH is a secure networking protocol, that one can use in Emacs (with TrampMode) or apply in their work in Emacs (like when using VersionControl over SSH). For some Windows-specific suggestions, see also SshWithNTEmacs.
Can you open a file using sudo with Emacs?
Also, I can still do this to not be root: will open file using sudo after logged with the same username of the user running emacs but on the remote machine. You have to ssh into the server first, then you have to run emacs locally.
Is it safe to use a mixture of Emacs versions?
If you are liable to use a mixture of Emacs versions including versions earlier than 27 (or you are advising someone else who may be using an older version), then it would be safest to continue to treat :: as unsafe when multi-hopping, to avoid potential mishap.
Which is the best way to SSH to a system?
To ssh to a system to run commands and also edit remote files use https://github.com/ieure/ssh-el and ~/.emacs: I previously worked at a major Linux distribution provider, and found myself frequently hopping through multiple hosts to get to a destination.
How to use emacsclient as your editor in Bash?
To use emacsclient as your editor, add the following to your .bashrc: If you prefer to launch GUI Emacs from your terminal when editing files, replace the -t in the second line with -c
Why does Emacs not work with Windows 10?
There are several solutions to that which you can find here: MsWindowsGlobalContextMenu NOTE: After following the instructions below, emacs client doesn’t work properly. For example, clicking on a .org file will create a new emacs window, even when one is already running (Windows 10, July 2019, Emacs 26.2).
Which is the default editor for the Emacs client?
Emacs Client. EmacsClient allows one to open a file for editing in an already running Emacs. Because it doesn’t start a new Emacs instance at each invocation, you can set up EmacsClient as the default editor, e.g. in the environment variable EDITOR or VISUAL. EmacsClient is part of and works only in conjunction with GNU Emacs.
Can you use VC or PCL-CVS with Emacs?
I want to use vc or pcl-cvs, the problem is when emacs do the acces via ssh to remote server, emacs open the buffer vm and ask for the password. I don’t know what is the next step, i think is related with ssh-askpass. Run ssh-keygen, and press enter when asked for a passphrase.
Is there a way to start Emacs in daemon mode?
EDIT: If your emacs is already started on the server than just kill it and add automatic server start in your .emacs: Now you can start emacs in daemon mode as described on the first command. The added server-start command would enable the server on the opened emacs session.