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emacsclient to an emacsserver on another machine works fine. You'll want to tunnel it over ssh. If the machines don't have a shared filesystem namespace, I sug
by mjw1007 6y ago
emacsclient to an emacsserver on another machine works fine. You'll want to tunnel it over ssh.
If the machines don't have a shared filesystem namespace, I suggest writing a small wrapper that translates the file's pathname to what the server needs (whether that's a mounted network filesystem or a tramp string or whatever).
- Ericson2314 6y ago> emacsclient to an emacsserver on another machine works fine. You'll want to tunnel it over ssh. Yeah after a bunch of dumb stackoverflows said it was impossible because it uses a unix domain socket (eyeroll), I tried that. > If the machines don't have a shared filesystem namespace, I suggest writing a small wrapper that translates the file's pathname to what the server needs (whether that's a mounted network filesystem or a tramp string or whatever). Err but I don't want to try to align the file systems at all. I want the server to do all the work so the client is just doing human<->computer IO.