ServiceStart method
Called when user starts requested service.
Type
NoneSyntax
object.ServiceStart Owner, User, ServiceIndex, ServiceType, ServiceName
The ServiceStart(object,Owner,User,ServiceIndex,ServiceType,ServiceName) syntax has these parts:
| object | An expression evaluating to an object of type IwodSSHDNotify. |
| Owner | A wodSSHDcom object. Instance of wodSSHServer that called this notification method. |
| User | A SSHUser object. Reference to user who started a service. |
| ServiceIndex | An Integer value. Index of the service (starts from 0). |
| ServiceType | A SSHActions enumeration, as described in settings. Type of the service. |
| ServiceName | A String value. Name of the service, as given by the client. |
Remarks
| Constant | Value | Description |
| stNone | 0 | No service. |
| stShell | 1 | Command prompt. |
| stExecute | 2 | Execute program. |
| stSubsystem | 3 | External subsystem. |
| stPortForwarding | 4 | Port forwarding. |
| stSCP | 5 | Secure file copy. |
This method is called only if you implemented IwodSSHNotify interface in your application, and wodSSHD.
Notification property has received reference to instance of your implementation.
This notification method is called just after actual service is started. Before this notification method you should have received ServiceRequest notification method for the same service, where you did have option to Deny it.
This is good place to start some conversation with the client in case
ServiceType is
stNone. Also, if user requested
stShell, you can send some welcome message from here which will be visible by the user before any other content. You should not send anything if service is
stSubsystem or
stPortForwarding, because you will interfere with above layer protocols.
Platforms
Windows
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