Make SSH run a command when a user connects?
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I'm running an openSSH server on my Windows 10 machine. Is there any way to automatically run a command when any user connects? I want a user that connects over ssh to have no choice but to run a specific command when they join.
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
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I'm running an openSSH server on my Windows 10 machine. Is there any way to automatically run a command when any user connects? I want a user that connects over ssh to have no choice but to run a specific command when they join.
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47
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I'm running an openSSH server on my Windows 10 machine. Is there any way to automatically run a command when any user connects? I want a user that connects over ssh to have no choice but to run a specific command when they join.
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
I'm running an openSSH server on my Windows 10 machine. Is there any way to automatically run a command when any user connects? I want a user that connects over ssh to have no choice but to run a specific command when they join.
windows-10 ssh openssh
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
asked Feb 8 at 20:16
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
613423
Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47
Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47
add a comment |
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I was able to do this using the registry.
I navigated to HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoft in regedit and created a key called Command Processor. I then created a new Expandable String Value called AutoRun in that key, and set it's value to a .cmd file. Now whenever a user connects to my SSH server it runs the commands in that file. Note that it will now run these commands whenever you run a batch file! I have it set to only run if it is in the home directory in the .cmd file.
I figured this out from this answer: Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
Mark DevenMark Deven
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I was able to do this using the registry.
I navigated to HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoft in regedit and created a key called Command Processor. I then created a new Expandable String Value called AutoRun in that key, and set it's value to a .cmd file. Now whenever a user connects to my SSH server it runs the commands in that file. Note that it will now run these commands whenever you run a batch file! I have it set to only run if it is in the home directory in the .cmd file.
I figured this out from this answer: Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
add a comment |
I was able to do this using the registry.
I navigated to HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoft in regedit and created a key called Command Processor. I then created a new Expandable String Value called AutoRun in that key, and set it's value to a .cmd file. Now whenever a user connects to my SSH server it runs the commands in that file. Note that it will now run these commands whenever you run a batch file! I have it set to only run if it is in the home directory in the .cmd file.
I figured this out from this answer: Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
add a comment |
I was able to do this using the registry.
I navigated to HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoft in regedit and created a key called Command Processor. I then created a new Expandable String Value called AutoRun in that key, and set it's value to a .cmd file. Now whenever a user connects to my SSH server it runs the commands in that file. Note that it will now run these commands whenever you run a batch file! I have it set to only run if it is in the home directory in the .cmd file.
I figured this out from this answer: Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
I was able to do this using the registry.
I navigated to HKCUSOFTWAREMicrosoft in regedit and created a key called Command Processor. I then created a new Expandable String Value called AutoRun in that key, and set it's value to a .cmd file. Now whenever a user connects to my SSH server it runs the commands in that file. Note that it will now run these commands whenever you run a batch file! I have it set to only run if it is in the home directory in the .cmd file.
I figured this out from this answer: Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
Mark DevenMark Deven
613423
answered Feb 10 at 15:42
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Possible duplicate of Automatically executing commands when a command-prompt is opened
– JakeGould
Feb 10 at 16:34
That’s where I found the answer lol. I was hoping for something just for SSH, not any CMD prompt.
– Mark Deven
Feb 10 at 16:47