[ECB-list] ECB hangs with TRAMP

[Terrence Brannon]

Hello,

Is there any solution for ECB hanging when accessing source
code on remote machines?

I am using Alex Ott's ECB, Emacs 24.3 on OS X Lion.

[Mihamina Rakotomandimby]

Post by Terrence Brannon
Hello,
Is there any solution for ECB hanging when accessing source
code on remote machines?

I use tramp to remote access development files on a VM but I experience
no hang.

What kind of remote do you use? (FTP, SSH,.../ over the LAN, over some
crappy link?)

Mine is SSH over LAN.

[Terrence Brannon]

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby

Post by Terrence Brannon
Hello,
Is there any solution for ECB hanging when accessing source
code on remote machines?

I use tramp to remote access development files on a VM but I experience
no hang.

I see. It seems to take a long time to go through the processes. Maybe I should
byte-compile ECB

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby
What kind of remote do you use? (FTP, SSH,.../ over the LAN, over some
crappy link?)

lol. No the speed is fine. I just noticed a long hang once I managed to get ECB
to parse python files using semantic-mode

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby
Mine is SSH over LAN.

Home wireless internet here.

[Terrence Brannon]

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby
What kind of remote do you use? (FTP, SSH,.../ over the LAN, over some
crappy link?)

I use the TRAMP ssh method. Locally, I'm running OS X 10.8.2 and Emacs 24.

If you look through these archives, you will see that a lot of people have had
problems with Emacs and TRAMP

[Ware, Ryan R]

Post by Terrence Brannon

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby
What kind of remote do you use? (FTP, SSH,.../ over the LAN, over some
crappy link?)

I use the TRAMP ssh method. Locally, I'm running OS X 10.8.2 and Emacs 24.
If you look through these archives, you will see that a lot of people
have had
problems with Emacs and TRAMP

Take a look at ecb-ping-options. I had this problem a while ago. The
system I was trying to ssh in to via tramp would block ecmp packets so a
ping would never be successful. If I remember correctly I reset the
variable ping options so it would only send one packet regardless of
success of failure; added something like '-c 1'.

Ryan

[J Cook]

I had a similiar problem when trying to reload emacs onto a new install
- I had to switch from scp or ssh(forgot which one) and had to use the
scpc protocol.

Also I read somewhere you should delete the tramp.el(or something like
that don't have time to check) file so tramp will regenerate it with
your updates.

Hope this maybe helps, if not totally ignore :)

Justin

Post by Ware, Ryan R

Post by Terrence Brannon

Post by Mihamina Rakotomandimby
What kind of remote do you use? (FTP, SSH,.../ over the LAN, over some
crappy link?)

I use the TRAMP ssh method. Locally, I'm running OS X 10.8.2 and Emacs 24.
If you look through these archives, you will see that a lot of people
have had
problems with Emacs and TRAMP

Take a look at ecb-ping-options. I had this problem a while ago. The
system I was trying to ssh in to via tramp would block ecmp packets so a
ping would never be successful. If I remember correctly I reset the
variable ping options so it would only send one packet regardless of
success of failure; added something like '-c 1'.
Ryan
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