This solves the problem. Thank you!
- toshiki
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- martin
I'm no shell/bash expert.
Though, it probably should be
Setting variables from shell: how to use them in a script?
Though, it probably should be
export DONTCD=1:
Setting variables from shell: how to use them in a script?
- toshiki
wt.exe ssh.exe !U@!@ -p !# -t "cd '!/' \; DONTCD=1 \; /bin/bash --login"
I tried this command, but it seems that
DONTCD is undefined when .bashrc is executed. If I echo $DONTCD in .bashrc, it's empty.
- martin
I assume you can do something like this:
(edited)
And then in
wt.exe ssh.exe !U@!@ -p !# -t "cd '!/' \; export DONTCD=1; /bin/bash --login"
(edited)
And then in
.bashrc don't do cd, when the DONTCD is set.
- toshiki
Thank you. I don't get any error messages. I was logged in to the cluster and was put in the directory I specified in
The thing is, I've always been using PiTTY where it works even if I specify a starting directory in
~/.bashrc. I deleted the cd command in .bashrc and now it works. I guess this is the expected behavior?
The thing is, I've always been using PiTTY where it works even if I specify a starting directory in
.bashrc. Now, I can get the desired behavior by changing my .bashrc, but then I won't be in the directory I want when I don't use WinSCP. Is there a way to make it work without modifying bashrc? Or I wonder if I can modify .bashrc in a way that distinguishes the two login scenario..
- martin
Re: OpenSSH in Windows Terminal open in the same directory
Single quotes do work for me, like this:
If it does not work for you, we need more details. What error/problem are you getting? What system are you connecting to?
wt.exe ssh.exe !U@!@ -p !# -t "cd '!/' \; /bin/bash --login"
If it does not work for you, we need more details. What error/problem are you getting? What system are you connecting to?
- toshiki
OpenSSH in Windows Terminal open in the same directory
Hi, I'm using WinSCP v6.3.1. I want to use OpenSSH in Windows Terminal and open it in the same directory. I followed this article (https://winscp.net/eng/docs/integration_putty#wt). However, it seems that the command there can't treat paths with spaces. The path seems to be truncated after the first space. I tried
i.e. adding single quotes. But it still doesn't work.
"C:\Users\Arsci\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\Microsoft.WindowsTerminalPreview_8wekyb3d8bbwe\wt.exe" -w 0 ssh.exe !U@!@ -p !# -t "cd '!/' \; /bin/bash --login"
i.e. adding single quotes. But it still doesn't work.