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Hi. I use NB for developing C++ projects on a remote host (gcc is on the remote host). One of the projects (it was created with "Existing files" option) starts failing compiling after some time: gmake: Makefile: No such file or directory gmake: *** No rule to make target `Makefile'. Stop. This project uses a "configure" script. By the way, this is the resiprocate project v1.8.7. I triple checked the network connectivity and all kind of stuffs possible (I even rebooted all machines, etc), but none of this helps. The only thing that solves the problem is creating the project again. But this is really annoying, I did once but would like not to do a second time. This is a kind of blocking issue, could you please help? Thanks, Celso.
Created attachment 134086 [details] incorrect user
For fixing the problem I needed to recreate the project but using a different path. Same path, same problem!
(In reply to comment #2) > For fixing the problem I needed to recreate the project but using a different > path. Same path, same problem! Hi celsidor, did you try: - start the IDE with clean user dir - add remote host - open the project This steps should fix problem.
(In reply to comment #1) > Created attachment 134086 [details] > incorrect user Hi celsidor, I do not see incorrect user in dialog: You selected "Known Hosts" and host display name contains "root" name. This host is exactly same when you added a new host. Grayed part of the dialog allow to connect to the host (192.168.119.129) with different user name and port.
Probably problem in DHTP address of your remote host (192.168.119.129). If IP address of you host is dynamic you can: - make the IP address static - try to remove host and add host again