> If your home directory has a different path on the two machines, try this:
>
> DYNAMIC=${PWD#$HOME/}
> ssh -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] "cd $DYNAMIC ; exec /bin/bash --login -i"
>
> This should plunk you in the corresponding directory on the remote host,
> whether you're in $HOME/foo or /usr/bin. You don't need to export DYNAMIC.
>
>
> Sam
>
thank you very much. That was exactly what I am after. You really are
a mind reader, arent you :-)
bye
raju
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