Get hostname & pwd from terminal ssh session

I have open SSH session in Terminal.

How can I get current hostname and working dir from that session ?

I tried "do shell script hostname", but that returns hostname of my
host, not remote computer.

I also tried ways like

do script "echo `pwd``" in (selected tab of win)
set dir to (get contents of (selected tab of win))

But result of pwd command appears in terminal contents only after
applescript finishes.

What to do ?


P.S
Actually I want SSH hostname & pwd to open /Volumes/<hostname><pwd>
folder in finder, so I can easily "chdir" to remote host (mounted
using sshfs to /Volumes/<hostname>).

In article
,
algo wrote:

> I have open SSH session in Terminal.
>
> How can I get current hostname and working dir from that session ?
>
> I tried "do shell script hostname", but that returns hostname of my
> host, not remote computer.
>
> I also tried ways like
>
> do script "echo `pwd``" in (selected tab of win)
> set dir to (get contents of (selected tab of win))
>
> But result of pwd command appears in terminal contents only after
> applescript finishes.
>
> What to do ?
>
>
> P.S
> Actually I want SSH hostname & pwd to open /Volumes/<hostname><pwd>
> folder in finder, so I can easily "chdir" to remote host (mounted
> using sshfs to /Volumes/<hostname>).

AppleScript isn't the right tool for this job.

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