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CentOS 7, Emacs 27.1

Suppose I wan to to connect to the remote host (by ssh).

Approach#1 Opent Linux terminal and run the next command

ssh [email protected]

Type password and after about 3 seconds I success connected to the remote host. Nice.

Now I want do same by Emacs.

Approach#2

I use Tramp mode. I my bookmarks I already has link to remote host. So I only jump to bookmarks like this;

mybookmarskEntity  /ssh:[email protected]:/home/someLoginHome/

and wait ... about 30 seconds. And only after 30 seconds I success connected to the remote host.

Why so slowly?

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    Try without using the bookmarks to compare how it works.
    – prash
    May 25, 2021 at 14:41
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    @prash If use direct Find file (C-x C-f) "/ssh:[email protected]:/home/opencm/" then connect fast . About 3 seconds.
    – a_subscriber
    May 25, 2021 at 15:10
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    You should profile bookmarks and see why there is such a large discrepancy. It might be caused by some setting of yours (that't the more likely scenario), but in the unlikely case that it is a problem with bookmarks, I'm sure the devs would appreciate a bug report.
    – NickD
    May 25, 2021 at 16:47

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Very likely you run into a timeout. You could detect this, if you retry your test with tramp-verbose set to 10. If you ned assistance in reading Tramp's traces, contact us at ML[email protected] .

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  • If use direct Find file (C-x C-f) "/ssh:[email protected]:/home/opencm/" then connect fast . About 3 seconds. Without bookmarks
    – a_subscriber
    May 25, 2021 at 15:10
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    As already said, you must partly disable bookmarks until you find the guilty part. If you need assistance in debugging, pls contact us via the [email protected] ML.
    – Michael Albinus
    May 27, 2021 at 8:14

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