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To open a file when starting a new instance of Emacs you can generally do:
emacs "/ssh:server:file"
as described in man emacs:
SYNOPSIS
emacs [ command-line switches ] [ files ... ]
If you use Emacs daemon and want to open a file within an existing
instance of Emacs you can do emacsclient "/ssh:server:file" as well
but it will ...
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export TERM=eterm ; Inside your M-x shell
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Short solution: add all PATH-related settings to ~/.profile instead of ~/.bashrc, and make sure the former is sh-compatible.
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