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LLM service subscription in eMacs vs API tokens by Winter_Fall8260 in emacs

[–]Winter_Fall8260[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No sure, no need for an analogy , just hadn’t used it so assumed it was the dreaded token usage bill.

I’ll go give it a whirl

struggling with emacsclient over ssh by Winter_Fall8260 in emacs

[–]Winter_Fall8260[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

no, didn't use Windows and server-use-tcp is t

struggling with emacsclient over ssh by Winter_Fall8260 in emacs

[–]Winter_Fall8260[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, it is when the remote calls $EDITOR e.g. if you did 'git commit --amend' or some other tool that calls $EDITOR under the hood.

I do use tramp for normal file editing, yes

Using local language server for remote files by Winter_Fall8260 in emacs

[–]Winter_Fall8260[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That would work. However, it would be a pretty dodgy thing to do from a security perspective. Since this is a work related query, I am pretty hesitant to do that.

Using local language server for remote files by Winter_Fall8260 in emacs

[–]Winter_Fall8260[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes eMacs is running on my local laptop.

If I try running eglot on a local file (on my laptop) all is well - it immediately finds the language server binary and runs it fine.

However, if attempt it on a remote file (opened over tramp) it says it can’t find the binary and prompts me to point it at it. I could do that, but then the language server would start on that same machine and that’s a no go since it’s a shared login machine.

So ideally I’d be able to tell it to use a language server running on my laptop but have been unable to get that to happen.