(I don't really use tramp anymore - probably I am doing it wrong, but I mostly find it annoying to deal with.)
But tramp is getting autotriggered for me in ghostel.
This makes ghostel basically completely unusable in my setup.
(I tried moving my .bashrc, but that didn't help - also disabling git-ps1, but also no luck.)
Is there a simple way to disable the tramp (or remote) "auto-detection"? Or how to sort this out?
I am running emacs (and hence ghostel) inside a fedora-toolbox container.
I think the problem is something like the hostname is "toolbx" (not listed in /etc/hosts) and HOSTNAME is "fedora" (also not listed).
In particular: I see default-directory is "/scp:fedora:/home/jens/" inside ghostel.
I guess I am not particularly expecting ghostel necessarily decipher this situation, but a simple way to disable "auto-tramp" would be good. Well a simple workaround could be to add a ghostel-local-hosts-list perhaps?
Any hints? (Not sure if it is ghostel.bash or ghostel.el)
(I don't really use tramp anymore - probably I am doing it wrong, but I mostly find it annoying to deal with.)
But tramp is getting autotriggered for me in ghostel.
This makes ghostel basically completely unusable in my setup.
(I tried moving my
.bashrc, but that didn't help - also disablinggit-ps1, but also no luck.)Is there a simple way to disable the tramp (or remote) "auto-detection"? Or how to sort this out?
I am running emacs (and hence ghostel) inside a fedora-toolbox container.
I think the problem is something like the
hostnameis"toolbx"(not listed in/etc/hosts) andHOSTNAMEis"fedora"(also not listed).In particular: I see
default-directoryis "/scp:fedora:/home/jens/" inside ghostel.I guess I am not particularly expecting ghostel necessarily decipher this situation, but a simple way to disable "auto-tramp" would be good. Well a simple workaround could be to add a
ghostel-local-hosts-listperhaps?Any hints? (Not sure if it is
ghostel.bashorghostel.el)