Revisions to SSH MOTD per user

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edited Dec 18, 2014 at 16:59

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "echo Hello Wolrd"World" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "echo Hello Wolrd" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "echo Hello World" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

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edited Dec 18, 2014 at 9:26

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "Hello"echo Hello Wolrd" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "Hello Wolrd" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "echo Hello Wolrd" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

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created Dec 18, 2014 at 7:57

You can use "$HOME/.ssh/rc" file too for archive what you want to do

echo "Hello Wolrd" > /home/pluto/.ssh/rc
ssh pluto@localhost
Last login: Thu Dec 18 08:46:16 2014 from localhost.localdomain
Hello World

So, you can have one ssh rc for every user.

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