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Whenever I use ssh over Tramp to get to my local server (either with dired or pointing directly to a file), another buffer is also created:

#<buffer *tramp/ssh user@local_server_address*>

When I finished my editing and close the buffer I was working on, the above mentioned buffer remains. Since it is not useful to me, is there a way to automatically kill it when I finished my editing?

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You can get rid of these buffers with M-x tramp-cleanup-all-connections.

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    That does not kill the buffers. tramp-cleanup-all-buffers does.
    – yujaiyu
    Commented Mar 3, 2021 at 1:48

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