Closed AniAggarwal closed 1 year ago
Those steps do not reproduce it for me. Make sure your server is using bash, zsh or fish as login shells. And if the version of the shell is truly ancient, it wont work.
I am on tcsh and am unfortunately not able to change it as it is a university server on which I am required to use tcsh.
Any way to make this work despite that? To be clear, bash, zsh, etc. are installed and accessible on the server but I am not able to figure out how to get edit-in-kitty to work with them.
Run nightly where edit-in-kitty is now part of the kitten standalone binary. So will work regardless of shell. You just need to run
kitten edit-in-kitty
Works perfectly, I am very impressed by how well kitty and its features work, even in obscure (and frankly obfuscated in my case) scenarios.
Thanks for the help!
Just FYI, you can configure the ssh kitten to run bash as your shell instead of tcsh if you want, regardless of what is configured on the server, as long as bash is actually installed on the server.
Describe the bug I am using the ssh kitten to connect to a server (my university's, I do not have sudo permissions). Running the
edit-in-kitty
command results in a command not found error.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
kitty +kitten ssh -Y hostname
$ edit-in-kitty
Environment details
Additional context Still receive the same error when using
kitty --config NONE
. The remote machine I am connected to uses tcsh rather than bash and I am not supposed to change that. Ideally, I would like this to work with minimal changes to the remote machine where possible.It is entirely possible I am using these tools/commands wrong, just let me know what to change. Thanks in advance!