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Opening sessions [1]
Opening sessions [1]
Opening sessions by typing in the shell
Tuesday, December 4, 2018 7:56 AM - Peiman
Hi,
I was testing on Xshell 6 and saw there is a feature that makes the user able to open sessions by typing the session name in the shell. Now i'm using Xshell 5 but this feature is not available to use. Is it not available at all or is disabled by default ? if the second one, then how is it possible to enable that ?
Program Ver. : Xshell 5
I was testing on Xshell 6 and saw there is a feature that makes the user able to open sessions by typing the session name in the shell. Now i'm using Xshell 5 but this feature is not available to use. Is it not available at all or is disabled by default ? if the second one, then how is it possible to enable that ?
Program Ver. : Xshell 5
Re: Opening sessions by typing in the shell
Monday, December 10, 2018 8:55 PM - Support
If you are running a sesions by typing the session file including the extension, this is not a feature of Xshell, but instead a feature of Windows, the extension association.
Xshell's Local Shell can open sessions using the 'open' command followed by the session file name.
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Xshell's Local Shell can open sessions using the 'open' command followed by the session file name.
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