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Re: Loading local .emacs from remote machine
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Re: Loading local .emacs from remote machine |
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Thu, 06 Feb 2003 07:44:35 GMT |
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En dag, närmare bestämt 2003-02-04, plitade Kai Großjohann ner:
> gebser@ameritech.net writes:
>
>> I'm using X via ssh to open emacs on a remote machine but which
>> pops open a frame on my local box. This is extremely cool, but how
>> can I have it load my local ".emacs" file when it does?
>
> Try M-x load-file RET /user@host:/path/to/.emacs RET. This logs
> into host via ftp. Then there is Tramp which allows you to use ssh
> instead of ftp. (Warning: I started Tramp.)
>
> I think what I would do is to set up a CVS repository and put my dot
> files in there, then write a Makefile that sets up symlinks from
> $HOME to the locations in the CVS repository.
Could anyone elaborate on which files the Makefile actually would
create links to.
I don't get it, but I really like the described end result.
> (That's actually what I did.) Then it becomes easy to access your
> dot files from anywhere, and also the modifications will propagate
> if you check in on your main machine and regularly update on the
> clients (or client's).
/mac
Re: Loading local .emacs from remote machine, Kevin Rodgers, 2003/02/04
Re: Loading local .emacs from remote machine, Kai Großjohann, 2003/02/05