You could placee the following in users' ~/.bashrc file:
if [ -n "$SSH_CLIENT" -a -n '$DID_SSH_INIT" ] ; then
export DID_SSH_INIT=yes
engage_automount
fi
This doesn't differeentiate between ssh and scp, but it should be a good
start.
If you need to do something on exit, you can use
trap 'exiting_ssh' EXIT
Remember, however, that the user may be still logged in beyond this onee
session
Luca Ferrari wrote:
Hi,
I've got a linux server with samba shares behind a firewall. Since my
users want to see their shares from the outside network, I thought to
dynamically mount shares on the firewall (using, for example,
automount) providing access thru winscp, that has a quite windows
like look & feel. The problem is that I cannot understand when the
user connects, that means automount does not work with a winscp
session, and that I cannot mount shares thru the ~/.bash_profile
script, since it is not executed (maybe .profile is executed?). Any
idea on how to solve the problem?
Thanks,
Luca
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