Sandy Rutherford <sandy(a)math.ubc.ca> writes:
Fair enough. So all that is required is for rssh.el to put it's
own
entry in the file-name-handler-alist. For file names matching its
syntax, rssh.el will run.
That's what it does.
Perhaps then rssh.el should have picked a different syntax?
Right now, rssh.el uses names of the form /s:user@host:/path/to/file;
I'm open to better suggestions.
However, I agree that some sort of unified syntax for remote access
is
a good idea. It should be easy to implement that without any changes
to EFS. All that would be required is to turf the efs entry out of
the file-name-handler-alist and install a new handler that matches the
new syntax. That handler could then explicitly call the efs handler
if it wanted EFS to handle the remote access.
While no changes to EFS are required (nor to rssh.el, for that
matter), the machinery to select the right package still has to be
implemented.
kai
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