Re: Re: [h-e-w] c:/.emacs.d/server' is unsafe

[Gamoto]

>> Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 23:17:32 +0100
>> From: "Gamoto" <address@hidden>
>> Cc: "help-emacs-windows" <address@hidden>
>> 
>> a) With emacsclient.exe I have an error but too short for reading it in a 
>> shell.
>> b) With emacsclientw.exe I have the following error:
>> No socket  or alternate editor. Please use:
>> --server file     or EMACS_SERVER_FILE
>> --alternate editor or   ALTERNATE_EDITOR
>> Why ?  Normal for you ?
>
>Try typing these two commands:
>
>  M-x server-force-delete RET
>  M-x server-start RET
>
>then try again double-clicking on an Erlang file and see if the
>problem is solved.  If it is solved, then we can conclude that
>something is wrong with how you start the server.
>
I dit it, I didn't close emacs, I double-clicked an erlang file (associated 
with emacsclientw) and ...
SAME ERROR MESSAGE
>> c) the last line of my .emacs file is (server-start) : is it correct ?
>
>The line "(server-start)" is correct, that is how I start the server
>in my .emacs.
>
I asked this because someone said to put it at top.
>> d) how can I know that an emacs server is running, there is no service !
>
>Type "M-: server-process RET", if it says "#<process server>", then
>the server is running, if it says "nil", then the server is not
>running.
I did it, I had the #<process server> message.

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