Hello Mark,
Thank you much, that solves it for me. I will use
(setenv in Emacs.
Jean
On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 09:50:49PM +0100, Mark Diekhans wrote:
>
> It's not screen, it's the kernel because screen is sgid,
> for security reasons
>
> You can have your .emacs reset TMPDIR or have a wrapper sc
It's not screen, it's the kernel because screen is sgid,
for security reasons
You can have your .emacs reset TMPDIR or have a wrapper script
that does this.
Jean Louis writes:
> Hello,
>
> I am using screen in following peculiar manner, down below.
>
> And I am trying to test it to change the
Hello,
I am using screen in following peculiar manner, down below.
And I am trying to test it to change the TMPDIR variable.
$ env SOMETHING=OK TMPDIR=/var/tmp/ screen -l -S emacs -D -m -- emacs
So that above does not work, the TMPDIR is not preserved. I can then
test it in Emacs with (getenv "
