Re: su: or sudo: without dired

[Michael Albinus]

Bruno Tavernier <address@hidden> writes:

> Hello,

Hi,

> When this is the first time that I login, let's in root, after inputing
> the password tramp(?) opens a dired buffer. Later on, /su: or /sudo:
> don't call dired and the minibuffer is used.

How do you open it exactly? I suspect "C-x f /sudo:host: <ENTER>" .
This is like opening a directory; dired is called therefore.

> Is there a way to *not* open dired at all? I search the info pages and
> the web but nothing came out.

What about "C-x f /sudo:host:./ <TAB>" ?

> Thanks.

Best regards, Michael.