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(( update this works on WSL 2))
Solution 1 use VBE script.
Click on Start and search for shell:startup.
also you can go manually to:
C:Users<< username >>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart
MenuProgramsStartup
note: change username with your own username.
now create a new file : sshserver.vbe and add fallow content:
Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start", vbhide
Solution 2 It's Task Scheduler
Click on Start and search for Task Scheduler.
On Task Scheduler click on Action and select Create Basic Task
On Create Basic Task Fill filed Name and Description: Auto Start SSH server
On Trigger select: When the computer starts.
On Action select Start a program
On Start a Program type path: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe,
next on add Add arguments (optional): -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start.
You should have something like that on last step.
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
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When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
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(( update this works on WSL 2))
Solution 1 use VBE script.
Click on Start and search for shell:startup.
also you can go manually to:
C:Users<< username >>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart
MenuProgramsStartup
note: change username with your own username.
now create a new file : sshserver.vbe and add fallow content:
Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start", vbhide
Solution 2 It's Task Scheduler
Click on Start and search for Task Scheduler.
On Task Scheduler click on Action and select Create Basic Task
On Create Basic Task Fill filed Name and Description: Auto Start SSH server
On Trigger select: When the computer starts.
On Action select Start a program
On Start a Program type path: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe,
next on add Add arguments (optional): -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start.
You should have something like that on last step.
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
3392 silver badges9 bronze badges
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
|
show 2 more comments
(( update this works on WSL 2))
Solution 1 use VBE script.
Click on Start and search for shell:startup.
also you can go manually to:
C:Users<< username >>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart
MenuProgramsStartup
note: change username with your own username.
now create a new file : sshserver.vbe and add fallow content:
Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start", vbhide
Solution 2 It's Task Scheduler
Click on Start and search for Task Scheduler.
On Task Scheduler click on Action and select Create Basic Task
On Create Basic Task Fill filed Name and Description: Auto Start SSH server
On Trigger select: When the computer starts.
On Action select Start a program
On Start a Program type path: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe,
next on add Add arguments (optional): -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start.
You should have something like that on last step.
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
3392 silver badges9 bronze badges
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
|
show 2 more comments
(( update this works on WSL 2))
Solution 1 use VBE script.
Click on Start and search for shell:startup.
also you can go manually to:
C:Users<< username >>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart
MenuProgramsStartup
note: change username with your own username.
now create a new file : sshserver.vbe and add fallow content:
Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start", vbhide
Solution 2 It's Task Scheduler
Click on Start and search for Task Scheduler.
On Task Scheduler click on Action and select Create Basic Task
On Create Basic Task Fill filed Name and Description: Auto Start SSH server
On Trigger select: When the computer starts.
On Action select Start a program
On Start a Program type path: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe,
next on add Add arguments (optional): -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start.
You should have something like that on last step.
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
3392 silver badges9 bronze badges
(( update this works on WSL 2))
Solution 1 use VBE script.
Click on Start and search for shell:startup.
also you can go manually to:
C:Users<< username >>AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart
MenuProgramsStartup
note: change username with your own username.
now create a new file : sshserver.vbe and add fallow content:
Set ws = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start", vbhide
Solution 2 It's Task Scheduler
Click on Start and search for Task Scheduler.
On Task Scheduler click on Action and select Create Basic Task
On Create Basic Task Fill filed Name and Description: Auto Start SSH server
On Trigger select: When the computer starts.
On Action select Start a program
On Start a Program type path: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe,
next on add Add arguments (optional): -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start.
You should have something like that on last step.
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
3392 silver badges9 bronze badges
edited Oct 11 at 10:55
answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
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answered Oct 5 at 14:01
Cornea ValentinCornea Valentin
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answered Oct 5 at 14:01
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3392 silver badges9 bronze badges
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
|
show 2 more comments
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
When I try this command I get: "/bin/bash: -d: invalid option". When I remove -d Ubuntu but keep -u root there is a similar error. With "wsl service ssh start" it runs as a non-root user and fails. "wsl sudo service ssh start" asks for a password so it cannot be autorun at startup. Perhaps after editing visudo/sudoers it could work...
– PF92
Oct 11 at 8:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
use wsl not bash if you look close all my calls was made from windows not inside Linux. correct one: C:WindowsSystem32wsl.exe -d Ubuntu -u root service ssh start
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:52
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
i forgot to mention this it's for wsl 2
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 10:54
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
another solutin to use bash it's to add in your /etc/sudoers this : << username >> ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL , replace << username >> with your username then call: C:WindowsSystem32bash.exe -c "sudo service ssh start"
– Cornea Valentin
Oct 11 at 11:00
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
I thought WSL2 was still in beta?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Oct 11 at 15:13
|
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