bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Attempting to ssh to a machine with a prompt like:

[user@hostname] foo/bar/path $

will hang, because TRAMP thinks that the prompt ends at the "]", not the
"$".

I guess this is because TRAMP supports prompts like "[foo bar baz]" with
no trailing $.  And it isn't greedy when reading the prompt, so it stops
at the first "]".

One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
their prompt by default)



In GNU Emacs 29.0.90 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, cairo
 version 1.15.12, Xaw scroll bars) of 2023-05-09 built on
 igm-qws-u22796a
Repository revision: 65c4a24aa0fc672bbf11e0c5187c6a29931b4363
Repository branch: emacs-29
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bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> Attempting to ssh to a machine with a prompt like:
>
> [user@hostname] foo/bar/path $
>
> will hang, because TRAMP thinks that the prompt ends at the "]", not the
> "$".
>
> I guess this is because TRAMP supports prompts like "[foo bar baz]" with
> no trailing $.  And it isn't greedy when reading the prompt, so it stops
> at the first "]".
>
> One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
> seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
> would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
> custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
> their prompt by default)

What's wrong with the recipe for your remote .profile:

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
[[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && PS1='$ ' && return
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

The Tramp manual gives an extended version of the recipe, which handles
also the zsh line editing problem, but you see the idea.

And there is also the user option `tramp-shell-prompt-pattern' which you
can customize as you like.

Note, that Tramp cannot handle any case a user would prefer for
detecting the prompt.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

> Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
>
> Hi Spencer,
>
>> Attempting to ssh to a machine with a prompt like:
>>
>> [user@hostname] foo/bar/path $
>>
>> will hang, because TRAMP thinks that the prompt ends at the "]", not the
>> "$".
>>
>> I guess this is because TRAMP supports prompts like "[foo bar baz]" with
>> no trailing $.  And it isn't greedy when reading the prompt, so it stops
>> at the first "]".
>>
>> One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
>> seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
>> would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
>> custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
>> their prompt by default)
>
> What's wrong with the recipe for your remote .profile:
>
> [[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && PS1='$ ' && return
>
> The Tramp manual gives an extended version of the recipe, which handles
> also the zsh line editing problem, but you see the idea.

[] seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
would be nice if this worked by default.

Just as an additional point, I'm not always connecting to hosts that I
can trivially change the .profile for.

> And there is also the user option `tramp-shell-prompt-pattern' which you
> can customize as you like.

Yes, I'm setting this to remove the ] as a possible prompt character as
a workaround.

> Note, that Tramp cannot handle any case a user would prefer for
> detecting the prompt.

If it can cheaply handle more cases, why not?

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
> Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
>
>> Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
>>
>> Hi Spencer,
>>
>>> Attempting to ssh to a machine with a prompt like:
>>>
>>> [user@hostname] foo/bar/path $
>>>
>>> will hang, because TRAMP thinks that the prompt ends at the "]", not the
>>> "$".
>>>
>>> I guess this is because TRAMP supports prompts like "[foo bar baz]" with
>>> no trailing $.  And it isn't greedy when reading the prompt, so it stops
>>> at the first "]".
>>>
>>> One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
>>> seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
>>> would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
>>> custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
>>> their prompt by default)
>>
>> What's wrong with the recipe for your remote .profile:
>>
>> [[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && PS1='$ ' && return
>>
>> The Tramp manual gives an extended version of the recipe, which handles
>> also the zsh line editing problem, but you see the idea.
>
> [] seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
> would be nice if this worked by default.
>
> Just as an additional point, I'm not always connecting to hosts that I
> can trivially change the .profile for.

The RHEL (and Fedora maybe?) prompt by default contains [].  It looks
like:

[sbaugh@hostname ~]$

TRAMP connections to RHEL seems *pretty* important to support by
default.

TRAMP is only working on such hosts today because of the fallback to
shell-prompt-pattern, which doesn't treat [] as a prompt character.

But such machines' prompts stop working if they add color, which
shell-prompt-pattern also doesn't support (namely that regex doesn't
support escape sequences appearing after the prompt, which are necessary
to clear the coloring).

So actually, how about setting shell-prompt-pattern to the following?
All it does is add support for escape characters after the prompt in
shell-prompt-pattern.  That would make my use case work.

(setopt shell-prompt-pattern (rx (* (not (any "#$%>\n")))
      (any "#$%>")
      (* blank)
      ;; Escape characters.
      (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank))))

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>>> One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
>>> seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
>>> would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
>>> custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
>>> their prompt by default)
>>
>> What's wrong with the recipe for your remote .profile:
>>
>> [[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && PS1='$ ' && return
>>
>> The Tramp manual gives an extended version of the recipe, which handles
>> also the zsh line editing problem, but you see the idea.
>
> [] seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
> would be nice if this worked by default.

"[whatever]" is covered in Tramp. What isn't covered is your use case
"[user@hostname] foo/bar/path $".

> Just as an additional point, I'm not always connecting to hosts that I
> can trivially change the .profile for.

That's why you can customize shell-prompt-pattern or tramp-shell-prompt-pattern.

>> And there is also the user option `tramp-shell-prompt-pattern' which you
>> can customize as you like.
>
> Yes, I'm setting this to remove the ] as a possible prompt character as
> a workaround.

It isn't a workaround. It is the (documented way.

>> Note, that Tramp cannot handle any case a user would prefer for
>> detecting the prompt.
>
> If it can cheaply handle more cases, why not?

Because there are further subtle problems. It isn't only about detecting
the prompt. It is also about avoiding false positives. Think about text
which is printed my motd. Or think about shell script fragments, which
could appear here and there prior the prompt, like

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
if [ -n "$FOO" ]; then ...
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

Tramp shouldn't trap into this, and there were reports in the past
about. That's why I dislike to change the current state of affairs.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

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Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

> Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
>
> Hi Spencer,
>
>>>> One can work around this by configuring the machine's prompt, but []
>>>> seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
>>>> would be nice if this worked by default.  (So far I've only seen [] in
>>>> custom prompts but there are probably some OSs/distributions with [] in
>>>> their prompt by default)
>>>
>>> What's wrong with the recipe for your remote .profile:
>>>
>>> [[ $TERM == "dumb" ]] && PS1='$ ' && return
>>>
>>> The Tramp manual gives an extended version of the recipe, which handles
>>> also the zsh line editing problem, but you see the idea.
>>
>> [] seem relatively common in prompts (in my personal experience), and it
>> would be nice if this worked by default.
>
> "[whatever]" is covered in Tramp. What isn't covered is your use case
> "[user@hostname] foo/bar/path $".

Again I want to note that "[user@hostname] $" is the default on
RHEL/Fedora machines, which surely are common enough that TRAMP to them
needs to be supported out of the box in Emacs.  And indeed they work
today in Emacs, they only break when the prompt is colored.

How about this patch, which is a separate enhancement to
shell-prompt-pattern to allow it to match colored prompts?  Which is a
useful feature for shell-mode, and as a side-effect fixes this bug.


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From 0f1c35e4c05e021198d75d94ad2dc6b987cc72a2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com>
Date: Wed, 17 May 2023 09:59:48 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Support color in shell-prompt-pattern

shell-prompt-pattern works well, but it doesn't support escape
characters coming after the prompt like tramp-shell-prompt-pattern.
This change adds matching for escape characters, and also switches it
to be defined with rx for clarity.  As a side-effect, this fixes
Bug#63539

* lisp/shell.el (shell-prompt-pattern): Switch to rx and allow color
codes after the prompt.
---
 lisp/shell.el | 7 +++++--
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lisp/shell.el b/lisp/shell.el
index 5cf108bfa3b..16cd5d42998 100644
--- a/lisp/shell.el
+++ b/lisp/shell.el
@@ -122,9 +122,12 @@ shell-dumb-shell-regexp
   :type 'regexp
   :group 'shell)
 
-(defcustom shell-prompt-pattern "^[^#$%>\n]*[#$%>] *"
+(defcustom shell-prompt-pattern (rx (* (not (any "#$%>\n")))
+      (any "#$%>")
+      (* blank)
+      ;; Escape characters.
+      (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank)))
   "Regexp to match prompts in the inferior shell.
-Defaults to \"^[^#$%>\\n]*[#$%>] *\", which works pretty well.
 This variable is used to initialize `comint-prompt-regexp' in the
 shell buffer.
 
-- 
2.30.2

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>> Just as an additional point, I'm not always connecting to hosts that I
>> can trivially change the .profile for.
>
> The RHEL (and Fedora maybe?) prompt by default contains [].  It looks
> like:
>
> [sbaugh@hostname ~]$
>
> TRAMP connections to RHEL seems *pretty* important to support by
> default.
>
> TRAMP is only working on such hosts today because of the fallback to
> shell-prompt-pattern, which doesn't treat [] as a prompt character.

This kind of shell prompt is supported. I'm running Fedora myself, so I
know it.

> But such machines' prompts stop working if they add color, which
> shell-prompt-pattern also doesn't support (namely that regex doesn't
> support escape sequences appearing after the prompt, which are necessary
> to clear the coloring).
>
> So actually, how about setting shell-prompt-pattern to the following?
> All it does is add support for escape characters after the prompt in
> shell-prompt-pattern.  That would make my use case work.
>
> (setopt shell-prompt-pattern (rx (* (not (any "#$%>\n")))
>       (any "#$%>")
>       (* blank)
>       ;; Escape characters.
>       (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank))))

Oh no! There are much more escape sequences but for coloring. We would
open a can of worms if we start to handle them in Tramp regexps.

What we could try is to remove such escape sequences by a function like
`ansi-color-filter-region' and/or `ansi-osc-filter-region', before
checking for a shell prompt.

Patches to Tramp welcome!

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>> "[whatever]" is covered in Tramp. What isn't covered is your use case
>> "[user@hostname] foo/bar/path $".
>
> Again I want to note that "[user@hostname] $" is the default on
> RHEL/Fedora machines, which surely are common enough that TRAMP to them
> needs to be supported out of the box in Emacs.  And indeed they work
> today in Emacs, they only break when the prompt is colored.

No, it isn't. The default (at least on my Fedora) is "[user@hostname]$ ".
Details do matter!

> How about this patch, which is a separate enhancement to
> shell-prompt-pattern to allow it to match colored prompts?  Which is a
> useful feature for shell-mode, and as a side-effect fixes this bug.

I cannot speak for shell-prompt-pattern in general, because I cannot say
where it is used.

For the Tramp case, see my other message about filtering the escape
sequences out.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
> Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
>> But such machines' prompts stop working if they add color, which
>> shell-prompt-pattern also doesn't support (namely that regex doesn't
>> support escape sequences appearing after the prompt, which are necessary
>> to clear the coloring).
>>
>> So actually, how about setting shell-prompt-pattern to the following?
>> All it does is add support for escape characters after the prompt in
>> shell-prompt-pattern.  That would make my use case work.
>>
>> (setopt shell-prompt-pattern (rx (* (not (any "#$%>\n")))
>>       (any "#$%>")
>>       (* blank)
>>       ;; Escape characters.
>>       (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank))))
>
> Oh no! There are much more escape sequences but for coloring. We would
> open a can of worms if we start to handle them in Tramp regexps.

Wait, but we already have exactly this kind of regexp for escape
characters in tramp-shell-prompt-regexp.  That's where I copied
this regexp from.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spence,

>> Oh no! There are much more escape sequences but for coloring. We would
>> open a can of worms if we start to handle them in Tramp regexps.
>
> Wait, but we already have exactly this kind of regexp for escape
> characters in tramp-shell-prompt-regexp.  That's where I copied
> this regexp from.

I know. But there are problems with it:

- It isn't sufficient. We have at least the zle Problem with a remote
  zsh, which is also an escape sequence (I believe). So the regexp would
  need to be extended, which isn't the way we should go, I believe.

- We cannot change shell-prompt-pattern just for Tramp. As said, it is
  used also at other places in Emacs and in external packages, and I
  don't know whether there would be collateral damages.

That's why I've proposed the alternative, filtering out escape
sequences. Using existing functions from specialized packages.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

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Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> That's why I've proposed the alternative, filtering out escape
> sequences. Using existing functions from specialized packages.

Hmm, perhaps the appended simplistic patch would do the job already?
Could you, pls, test?

Best regards, Michael.


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diff --git a/lisp/tramp.el b/lisp/tramp.el
index 910d5343..1fd5e0aa 100644
--- a/lisp/tramp.el
+++ b/lisp/tramp.el
@@ -624,9 +624,7 @@ Sometimes the prompt is reported to look like \"login as:\"."
   ;; connection initialization; Tramp redefines the prompt afterwards.
   (rx (| bol "\r")
       (* (not (any "\n#$%>]")))
-      (? "#") (any "#$%>]") (* blank)
-      ;; Escape characters.
-      (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank)))
+      (? "#") (any "#$%>]") (* blank))
   "Regexp to match prompts from remote shell.
 Normally, Tramp expects you to configure `shell-prompt-pattern'
 correctly, but sometimes it happens that you are connecting to a
@@ -5883,11 +5881,14 @@ Otherwise, return nil."
   "Check, whether REGEXP is contained in process buffer of PROC.
 Erase echoed commands if exists."
   (with-current-buffer (process-buffer proc)
-    (goto-char (point-min))
+    ;; Remove color escape sequences.
+    (when (tramp-search-regexp tramp-display-escape-sequence-regexp)
+      (replace-match ""))

     ;; Check whether we need to remove echo output.  The max length of
     ;; the echo mark regexp is taken for search.  We restrict the
     ;; search for the second echo mark to PIPE_BUF characters.
+    (goto-char (point-min))
     (when (and (tramp-get-connection-property proc "check-remote-echo")
 	       (re-search-forward
 		tramp-echoed-echo-mark-regexp

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

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Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>> That's why I've proposed the alternative, filtering out escape
>> sequences. Using existing functions from specialized packages.
>
> Hmm, perhaps the appended simplistic patch would do the job already?
> Could you, pls, test?

Hmm, likely this one is better.

Best regards, Michael.


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diff --git a/lisp/tramp.el b/lisp/tramp.el
index 910d5343..a44f8d1b 100644
--- a/lisp/tramp.el
+++ b/lisp/tramp.el
@@ -624,9 +624,7 @@ Sometimes the prompt is reported to look like \"login as:\"."
   ;; connection initialization; Tramp redefines the prompt afterwards.
   (rx (| bol "\r")
       (* (not (any "\n#$%>]")))
-      (? "#") (any "#$%>]") (* blank)
-      ;; Escape characters.
-      (* "^[[" (* (any ";" digit)) alpha (* blank)))
+      (? "#") (any "#$%>]") (* blank))
   "Regexp to match prompts from remote shell.
 Normally, Tramp expects you to configure `shell-prompt-pattern'
 correctly, but sometimes it happens that you are connecting to a
@@ -5883,11 +5881,14 @@ Otherwise, return nil."
   "Check, whether REGEXP is contained in process buffer of PROC.
 Erase echoed commands if exists."
   (with-current-buffer (process-buffer proc)
-    (goto-char (point-min))
+    ;; Remove color escape sequences from shell prompt.
+    (while (tramp-search-regexp tramp-display-escape-sequence-regexp)
+      (replace-match ""))

     ;; Check whether we need to remove echo output.  The max length of
     ;; the echo mark regexp is taken for search.  We restrict the
     ;; search for the second echo mark to PIPE_BUF characters.
+    (goto-char (point-min))
     (when (and (tramp-get-connection-property proc "check-remote-echo")
 	       (re-search-forward
 		tramp-echoed-echo-mark-regexp

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
> Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
>
> Hi Spencer,
>
>>> That's why I've proposed the alternative, filtering out escape
>>> sequences. Using existing functions from specialized packages.
>>
>> Hmm, perhaps the appended simplistic patch would do the job already?
>> Could you, pls, test?
>
> Hmm, likely this one is better.
>
> Best regards, Michael.

Yes, this fixes my bug!  Thanks!

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>>> Hmm, perhaps the appended simplistic patch would do the job already?
>>> Could you, pls, test?
>>
>> Hmm, likely this one is better.
>
> Yes, this fixes my bug!  Thanks!

Great! I'll let run my test suite, and if everything goes well, I'll
push the patch to master.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> I'll let run my test suite, and if everything goes well, I'll push the
> patch to master.

Well, some of the regression tests fail. I'm analyzing what's up,
likely I'll try it with another approach.

I'll let you know when there is something to test.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> Well, some of the regression tests fail. I'm analyzing what's up,
> likely I'll try it with another approach.
>
> I'll let you know when there is something to test.

This time the regression tests have (almost) succeeded. Remaining fails
are not related to this change.

I've pushed everything to master, could you pls test? The change is a
variation of your proposal to extend shell prompt regexps with the
comtroö sequences. However, I haven't done this as part of the regexps
themselves. Rather, I've appended the control sequences regexp on the
fly, where needed. This minimizes the hassle for people who want to
customize the user options.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
> Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
>
> Hi Spencer,
>
>> Well, some of the regression tests fail. I'm analyzing what's up,
>> likely I'll try it with another approach.
>>
>> I'll let you know when there is something to test.
>
> This time the regression tests have (almost) succeeded. Remaining fails
> are not related to this change.
>
> I've pushed everything to master, could you pls test? The change is a
> variation of your proposal to extend shell prompt regexps with the
> comtroö sequences. However, I haven't done this as part of the regexps
> themselves. Rather, I've appended the control sequences regexp on the
> fly, where needed. This minimizes the hassle for people who want to
> customize the user options.
>
> Best regards, Michael.

Hmm, this change doesn't seem to fix my issue.  In fact, this change
introduces a regression for me: I'm no longer able to use TRAMP ssh on
my other machines which have color codes at the end of their prompt,
which did work out of the box on Emacs 29!

I'm guessing the reason is because this version of the regexp doesn't
support multiple escape codes, or blanks in between/at the end of the
escape codes?

The following patch on top both fixes the regression and also fixes my
issue:

diff --git a/lisp/net/tramp.el b/lisp/net/tramp.el
index f986d65d944..1a067c8f9d9 100644
--- a/lisp/net/tramp.el
+++ b/lisp/net/tramp.el
@@ -5711,10 +5711,10 @@ tramp-process-one-action
   (let ((case-fold-search t)
 	(shell-prompt-pattern
 	 (rx (regexp shell-prompt-pattern)
-	     (? (regexp ansi-color-control-seq-regexp))))
+	     (* (seq (regexp ansi-color-control-seq-regexp) (* blank)))))
 	(tramp-shell-prompt-pattern
 	 (rx (regexp tramp-shell-prompt-pattern)
-	     (? (regexp ansi-color-control-seq-regexp))))
+             (* (seq (regexp ansi-color-control-seq-regexp) (* blank)))))
 	tramp-process-action-regexp
 	found todo item pattern action)
     (while (not found)

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> Hmm, this change doesn't seem to fix my issue.  In fact, this change
> introduces a regression for me: I'm no longer able to use TRAMP ssh on
> my other machines which have color codes at the end of their prompt,
> which did work out of the box on Emacs 29!
>
> I'm guessing the reason is because this version of the regexp doesn't
> support multiple escape codes, or blanks in between/at the end of the
> escape codes?

Blanks as parts of escape codes are unlikely.

Multiple escape codes are not regarded indeed, my patch did expect that
there is not more as one escape code at the end of the shell prompt.

Your example is an indication of escape codes, mixed inside the shell
prompt. My first attempt (removing all escape codes from the buffer
region) did handle that. But as said, there were other regressions with
that attemot.

Hmm. Could you please send me a tramp-verbose 10 trace of your failing test?

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

> Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:
>
> Hi Spencer,
>
>> Hmm, this change doesn't seem to fix my issue.  In fact, this change
>> introduces a regression for me: I'm no longer able to use TRAMP ssh on
>> my other machines which have color codes at the end of their prompt,
>> which did work out of the box on Emacs 29!
>>
>> I'm guessing the reason is because this version of the regexp doesn't
>> support multiple escape codes, or blanks in between/at the end of the
>> escape codes?
>
> Blanks as parts of escape codes are unlikely.

In the middle, perhaps, but after the escape codes seems quite likely to
me.  At the very least, my prompt (which worked on Emacs 29 and no
longer works with your change) has blanks after the escape codes.

For reference, my now-broken prompt is:
PS1='\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\[\e[${hostnamecolor}m\]\h\[\033[01;34m\] \w \$\[\033[00m\] '

> Multiple escape codes are not regarded indeed, my patch did expect that
> there is not more as one escape code at the end of the shell prompt.
>
> Your example is an indication of escape codes, mixed inside the shell
> prompt. My first attempt (removing all escape codes from the buffer
> region) did handle that. But as said, there were other regressions with
> that attemot.

What's wrong with my diff, though?  It produces behavior which is much
closer to how TRAMP behaved before your change, while still fixing my
issue.

> Hmm. Could you please send me a tramp-verbose 10 trace of your failing test?

I'm not sure how useful this is, but:

  backtrace()
  tramp-error(nil quit "")
  tramp-signal-hook-function(quit nil)
  signal(quit nil)
  tramp-maybe-open-connection((tramp-file-name "ssh" "sbaugh" nil "test-host" nil "/home/sbaugh" nil))
  tramp-send-command((tramp-file-name "ssh" "sbaugh" nil "test-host" nil "/home/sbaugh" nil) "test -d /home/sbaugh 2>/dev/null; echo tramp_exit_...")
  tramp-send-command-and-check((tramp-file-name "ssh" "sbaugh" nil "test-host" nil "/home/sbaugh" nil) "test -d /home/sbaugh")
  tramp-run-test((tramp-file-name "ssh" "sbaugh" nil "test-host" nil "/home/sbaugh" nil) "-d" "/home/sbaugh")
  tramp-sh-handle-file-directory-p("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh")
  apply(tramp-sh-handle-file-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh")
  tramp-sh-file-name-handler(file-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh")
  apply(tramp-sh-file-name-handler file-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh")
  tramp-file-name-handler(file-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh")
  file-directory-p("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  tramp-handle-file-accessible-directory-p("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  apply(tramp-handle-file-accessible-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  tramp-sh-file-name-handler(file-accessible-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  apply(tramp-sh-file-name-handler file-accessible-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  tramp-file-name-handler(file-accessible-directory-p "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  file-accessible-directory-p("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:/home/sbaugh/")
  cd("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")
  eshell/cd("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")
  apply(eshell/cd "/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")
  eshell-exec-lisp(eshell-print eshell-error eshell/cd ("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:") nil)
  eshell-lisp-command(eshell/cd ("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:"))
  eshell-plain-command("cd" ("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:"))
  eshell-named-command("cd" ("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:"))
  eval((eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")))
  eshell-do-eval((eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")) nil)
  eshell-do-eval((prog1 (eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook)) nil)
  (condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 (eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook)) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1)))
  eval((condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 (eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook)) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1))))
  eshell-do-eval((condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 (eshell-named-command '"cd" '("/ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook)) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1))) nil)
  #f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)()
  funcall(#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))
  (let ((eshell-this-command-hook '(ignore))) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)))
  eval((let ((eshell-this-command-hook '(ignore))) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))))
  eshell-do-eval((let ((eshell-this-command-hook '(ignore))) (condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 (eshell-named-command '"cd" '...) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook)) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1)))) nil)
  #f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)()
  funcall(#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))
  (let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil (((t) . 2) t) (((t) . 2) t)])) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)))
  eval((let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil ((... . 2) t) ((... . 2) t)])) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))))
  eshell-do-eval((let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil ((... . 2) t) ((... . 2) t)])) (let ((eshell-this-command-hook '(ignore))) (condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 (eshell-named-command ... ...) (mapc ... eshell-this-command-hook)) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1))))) nil)
  eshell-do-eval((progn (let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil (... t) (... t)])) (let ((eshell-this-command-hook '(ignore))) (condition-case err (eshell-do-eval '(prog1 ... ...) nil) ((debug error) (mapc #'funcall eshell-this-command-hook) (eshell-errorn (error-message-string err)) (eshell-close-handles 1)))))) nil)
  (catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let ((eshell-current-handles '...)) (let ((eshell-this-command-hook ...)) (condition-case err (eshell-do-eval ... nil) (... ... ... ...))))) nil))
  eval((catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let ((eshell-current-handles ...)) (let (...) (condition-case err ... ...)))) nil)))
  eshell-do-eval((catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let ((eshell-current-handles ...)) (let (...) (condition-case err ... ...)))) nil)) nil)
  eshell-do-eval((progn 'nil (catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let (...) (let ... ...))) nil)) (run-hooks 'eshell-post-command-hook)) nil)
  #f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)()
  funcall(#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))
  (let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil (((t) . 2) t) (((t) . 2) t)]) (eshell-current-subjob-p 'nil)) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>)))
  eval((let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil ((... . 2) t) ((... . 2) t)]) (eshell-current-subjob-p 'nil)) (funcall '#f(compiled-function () #<bytecode 0x1c62bf30a40bebd1>))))
  eshell-do-eval((let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil ((... . 2) t) ((... . 2) t)]) eshell-current-subjob-p) (progn 'nil (catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let ... ...)) nil)) (run-hooks 'eshell-post-command-hook))))
  eshell-resume-eval()
  eshell-eval-command((let ((eshell-current-handles '[nil ((... . 2) t) ((... . 2) t)]) eshell-current-subjob-p) (progn 'nil (catch 'top-level (eshell-do-eval '(progn (let ... ...)) nil)) (run-hooks 'eshell-post-command-hook))) "cd /ssh:sbaugh@test-host:")
  eshell-send-input(nil)
  funcall-interactively(eshell-send-input nil)
  call-interactively(eshell-send-input nil nil)
  command-execute(eshell-send-input)

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>>> I'm guessing the reason is because this version of the regexp doesn't
>>> support multiple escape codes, or blanks in between/at the end of the
>>> escape codes?
>>
>> Blanks as parts of escape codes are unlikely.
>
> In the middle, perhaps, but after the escape codes seems quite likely to
> me.  At the very least, my prompt (which worked on Emacs 29 and no
> longer works with your change) has blanks after the escape codes.
>
> For reference, my now-broken prompt is:
> PS1='\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\[\e[${hostnamecolor}m\]\h\[\033[01;34m\] \w \$\[\033[00m\] '

Thanks. But nobody forbids that you use "_" (underscore) instead of
blanks in your prompt, for example. Not very likely, I know. But I want
a solution now and forever.

>> Multiple escape codes are not regarded indeed, my patch did expect that
>> there is not more as one escape code at the end of the shell prompt.
>>
>> Your example is an indication of escape codes, mixed inside the shell
>> prompt. My first attempt (removing all escape codes from the buffer
>> region) did handle that. But as said, there were other regressions with
>> that attemot.
>
> What's wrong with my diff, though?  It produces behavior which is much
> closer to how TRAMP behaved before your change, while still fixing my
> issue.

I've pushed another change to master which goes back to my first
approach: Remove escape sequences in the buffer, before you look for the
prompt.

The difference is now, that this happens *only* in the initial
connection phase with a remote host, and not later. After that phase we
have a PS1 setting applied by Tramp, which is escape sequences free.

This approach should avoid the problems I've seen when I've applied a
similar change some days ago. I still need to run all regression test
cases, but a check for crucial tests tell me that we could be optimistic
now :-)

Could you pls check this change?

>> Hmm. Could you please send me a tramp-verbose 10 trace of your failing test?
>
> I'm not sure how useful this is, but:

I meant the Tramp debug buffer, producesd by setting tramp-verbose to
10. But since you have shown me your PS1 setting above, this isn't
needed anymore, thanks.

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Spencer Baugh]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:
>>> Multiple escape codes are not regarded indeed, my patch did expect that
>>> there is not more as one escape code at the end of the shell prompt.
>>>
>>> Your example is an indication of escape codes, mixed inside the shell
>>> prompt. My first attempt (removing all escape codes from the buffer
>>> region) did handle that. But as said, there were other regressions with
>>> that attemot.
>>
>> What's wrong with my diff, though?  It produces behavior which is much
>> closer to how TRAMP behaved before your change, while still fixing my
>> issue.
>
> I've pushed another change to master which goes back to my first
> approach: Remove escape sequences in the buffer, before you look for the
> prompt.
>
> The difference is now, that this happens *only* in the initial
> connection phase with a remote host, and not later. After that phase we
> have a PS1 setting applied by Tramp, which is escape sequences free.
>
> This approach should avoid the problems I've seen when I've applied a
> similar change some days ago. I still need to run all regression test
> cases, but a check for crucial tests tell me that we could be optimistic
> now :-)
>
> Could you pls check this change?

Thanks, this works with both my prompts.  (Fixing both the regression
and the original bug)

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Spencer Baugh <sbaugh@janestreet.com> writes:

Hi Spencer,

> Thanks, this works with both my prompts.  (Fixing both the regression
> and the original bug)

Thanks for the feedback. Let's wait for the result of the test campaign
(usually, it takes about 2 days).

Best regards, Michael.

bug#63539: 29.0.90; TRAMP fails to detect shell prompts containing ]

[Michael Albinus]

Version: 29.2

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

Hi Spencer,

>> Thanks, this works with both my prompts.  (Fixing both the regression
>> and the original bug)
>
> Thanks for the feedback. Let's wait for the result of the test campaign
> (usually, it takes about 2 days).

The regression tests haven't shown serious problems, so I'm closing this
bug. The fix is in master. It will also be in the upcoming Tramp 2.6.0.5
on GNU ELPA.

Best regards, Michael.