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Re: Get "Args out of range" on remote file loaded with tramp on emacs 27
From: |
Steinar Bang |
Subject: |
Re: Get "Args out of range" on remote file loaded with tramp on emacs 27 on debian |
Date: |
Sun, 19 Sep 2021 12:18:07 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/26.3 (windows-nt) |
>>>>> Steinar Bang <sb@dod.no>:
>>>>> Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de>:
>> Does it also happen if you call "emacs -Q"?
> No, it does not. With "emacs -Q" the file loads fine.
>> If not, bisect your ~/.emacs in order to find the
>> culprit. Otherwise, enable backtraces, and show them.
> Whew... my .emacs has a history that goes back to 1987 or 1989 or
> thereabouts... lots of obsolete config that has never been cleaned up. :-)
> But I will try!
Ok, I found the culprit, and it was kind of unexpected, in config not
related to tramp at all:
It's the line
(push (concat git-gnus-directory "/lisp") load-path)
in
;; Git version of Gnus:
;; Not in actual use but can't be removed as long as I use gnus-sync because
;; gnus-sync use gnus-gethash and this macro has been removed from gnus in
emacs 27
(if (not running-emacs25-or-emacs26)
(let ((git-gnus-directory
(if running-xemacs
(concat git-workspace "/gnus.xemacs")
(concat git-workspace "/gnus"))))
(push (concat git-gnus-directory "/lisp") load-path)
(let ((git-gnus-info-dir (concat git-gnus-directory "/texi")))
(push git-gnus-info-dir Info-directory-list))))
The ~/git/gnus/ clone is an obsolete clone from 2016, and as the comment
says, have been left alone because I have code that uses gnus-gethash
from here.
The code that uses is, is something called gnus-sync.el from 2011 (or
therabouts), that was a stopgap solution for what is solved by cloud
gnus.
However, cloud gnus has never worked for me, and since gnus-sync
continued to work, I've procrastinated on the troubleshooting.
But I guess I have to figure it out now. The author of gnus-sync is
also the author (AFAIK) of the cloudy gnusy stuff (Hi Ted!), so I'm
probably the only user, 10 years on...?