eshell at server directory
Here is a little Emacs-macro that creates an eshell buffer with current directory set to a server directory path.
1(defmacro srv-eshell (server-nick path )
2 `(defun ,(intern (concat server-nick "-eshell")) ()
3 (interactive)
4 (let* ((eshell-buffer-name ,(concat server-nick "-eshell"))
5 (eshell-buffer (eshell)))
6
7 )
8 (end-of-buffer)
9 (eshell-kill-input)
10 (insert ,(concat "cd " path))
11 (eshell-send-input))
12 )
Use the macro like this:
1(srv-eshell "afws" "/scp:joakim@192.168.201.58:")
Now you get an interactive function you can call with m-x afws-eshell. This will open an eshell buffer called afws-eshell, with the current directory set to /scp:joakim@192.168.201.58: .
Tramp will sort out the rest.