Hello list, I'd like to execute a certain command upon someone connect to my server with "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]". I will not authenticate the visitor in the ssh session, that is, anyone can do "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]" in order to execute my self-defined command or shell script. Is there any way to configure ssh to achieve this? Additionally, If the self-defined command or shell script is pertty easy, say,
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