Emacs uses tramp to remotely edit files on a server

Tramp means "Transparent remote (file) Access, multiple Protocol", which is an extension pack for the remote file editing of Emacs. Installation method is very simple, open emacs, press "M-x", enter "Package-list-packages", find Tramp expansion pack can click Install.

Under Windows, Tramp has been integrated with the Putty package, using the Plink program. So, to use Emacs's tramp function under Windows, you have to download the Putty tool and add putty to the PATH variable,

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Set Environment variables:

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You can then use local emacs to edit the files on the remote machine,

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Emacs uses tramp to remotely edit files on a server