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There's a pure Git solution you can use in your global .gitconfig - I use an include.path config for personal stuff by default:
# .gitconfig
# default user email and key
[include]
path = .gitconfig-personal
and that file contains name, personal email (which is used for SSH and identifying my GitHub account), and GPG key ID:
# .gitconfig-personal
[...
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If you don't care about whether Emacs is a "fully-functional" terminal or not and you just want it to work without making you press enter, then run the psql command \pset pager off. This will make psql skip running a pager program and just dump all the output at once. You can then scroll through the output using the Emacs scrollbar or scrolling ...
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I created this minor mode that adds a hook to Magit when it needs credentials and gets user input for ssh-ident. The code still needs to be improved though.
emacs-ssh-ident
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Using the temporary test AWS account, I have been able to access that file system via Tramp. Necessary configs are
If you use another AWS profile but default, you shall tell it to Emacs. Add to your ~/.emacs
(setenv "AWS_PROFILE" "my_profile")
Add your private key file to ~/.ssh/config
Host i-* mi-*
ProxyCommand sh -c "aws ssm start-session --target ...
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Download and install iftop package, run a M-x term, then type something as:
$ iftop -i eth0 -f 'dst host 192.168.1.3'
As for:
-i local interface
-f filter code, as in pcap-filter man page, for destination host in the example.
There will be 3 speed rates in inferior right part of the screen, meaning that for 2, 10 and 40 seconds respectively.
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The command /usr/bin/ssh -o ControlPath=%C 0.0.0.1 is used to check, whether your local ssh command accepts the ControlPath option. 0.0.0.1 is a non-existing address; ssh shall return immediately with an error.
In more recent Tramp versions, the blocking is avoided by using the command ssh -o ConnectTimeout=1 -o ControlPath=%C 0.0.0.1. I recommend to upgrade ...
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To open a file when starting a new instance of Emacs you can generally do:
emacs "/ssh:server:file"
as described in man emacs:
SYNOPSIS
emacs [ command-line switches ] [ files ... ]
If you use Emacs daemon and want to open a file within an existing
instance of Emacs you can do emacsclient "/ssh:server:file" as well
but it will ...
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Short solution: add all PATH-related settings to ~/.profile instead of ~/.bashrc, and make sure the former is sh-compatible.
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Emacs will start "in GUI mode" automatically when possible. There are basically 2 conditions that need to be satisfied:
You must use an Emacs built with GUI support.
There must be an Xserver it can connect to, which is indicated by the usual $DISPLAY environment variable.
So make sure your Emacs was built with GUI support, and make sure you launch it from ...
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This is not possible as of today. Patches welcome!
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In my case, the cause was having started Emacs as a tab of GNU Screen and connecting to it by emacsclient. After restarting Emacs from within the X2Go session, the bidirectional clipboard started working again.
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I've never heard of CyberArk Privileged Session Manager, but from your description adding it to tramp-methods shouldn't be too hard. The simplest way is probably to add an entry with
(add-to-list 'tramp-methods
("psm"
(tramp-login-program "ssh")
(tramp-login-args
(("-l" "username")
...
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If you mean to use this config file in Tramp instead of ~/.ssh/config, you need to tell Tramp so in tramp-methods. Something like
(progn
(require 'tramp-sh)
(let ((args (assoc 'tramp-login-args (assoc "ssh" tramp-methods))))
(setcar
(cdr args)
(append
'(("-F" "/home/alamd/ПакетыДоступа/root_91_211_249_142/config"))
(cadr ...
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What can I do about this issue? I'm using
psql, inside a ssh tunnel to ubuntu, inside a M-x shell, inside a emacsclient -nw
In short, "don't do that".
Emacs has excellent comint-based support for psql via M-x sql-postgres, and the sql-interactive-mode buffer created by that can interact with sql-mode buffers so that you can write queries in the ...
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