Re: can't see existing directory on remote machine... workaround

[Michael Albinus]

ken <gebser@mousecar.com> writes:

Hi Ken,
>>
>>> I found a workaround... I change the default, inserting "scp:" ... e.g.,
>>> "/remo:~/dir/dir2/" -> "/scp:remo:~/dir/dir2/".  I doubt, however, that
>>> this workaround will change the emacs code.
>>>
>>> "/remo:~/dir/dir2/"
>> I don't know whether adding "/scp:" counts as a workaround. But for sure
>> "/remo:~/dir/dir2/" is not remote directory, a leading connection method
>> (like "scp") is mandatory.
>>
>
> Well, then it should have been put in place automatically by emacs and
> it wasn't.

"Emacs" doesn't put anything in place automatically. Which package do
you have in mind, which shall "put in place" this automatically?

IOW, could you pls give us a reproducible scenario, starting with
"emacs -Q"?

Best regards, Michael.