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Re: question on tramp multi-hop
From: |
Alex Koval |
Subject: |
Re: question on tramp multi-hop |
Date: |
Wed, 27 May 2020 09:38:08 +0300 |
Hi Michael,
Michael Albinus <address@hidden> writes:
>> 2.
>> /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt
>> WRONGLY opens file on host1
>
> This cannot work. You can use sudo in a multihop only on the same host
> as the previous hop. sudo on host1, coming from host2, is impossible.
Sorry, it looks like I mistakenly wrongly formulated my question. Let me
start over:
1. /ssh:host1.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu:/etc/somefile.txt
Works fine
1. /ssh:host1.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt
Works fine
2. /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host2.mydomain.edu:/etc/somefile.txt
Works fine
2. /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host2.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt
WRONGLY opens file on host1
WBR, Alex