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I am trying to run my python script with spacemacs + ipython on my remote machine. I found this and works: Running ipython remotely

But with this approach, everytimes when I lose connection with remote machine ,the Python Buffer just dead(shows no process in this buffer). Then I have to re-open a python buffer, and re-run what I have run in previous python buffer. This is kind of wasting time.

Is it possible to preserve Python buffer and automatic reconnect to it when network is reachable?

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No, it is not possible to reconnect to a remote process when the connection has disappeared. This would require to use mosh or similar instead of ssh for remote connection. Tramp does not support this.

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  • Thanks for replying So is there any approach to use ipython remotely in emacs/spacemacs, and keep the session even if I close my local emacs(like tmux does)? – boboray Apr 10 '16 at 13:15
  • No, not yet. It is on my todo list to support mosh or tmux or whatever in Tramp, but I haven't started. And for mosh it seems to be not possible, as mosh developers have said. – Michael Albinus Apr 10 '16 at 15:13