linux server logon

I have a linux server and want Windows clients (using WinSCP, putty,
cygwin etc.) to log onto the server. When a user logs on, a script
must be run doing all kinds of stuff like mounting drives etc. Using
the .bashrc file works fine when logging in using a Linux client, but
not with Windows. Anyone had a problem like this before?

On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:29:11 -0000, (E-Mail Removed)
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> I have a linux server and want Windows clients (using WinSCP, putty,
> cygwin etc.) to log onto the server. When a user logs on, a script
> must be run doing all kinds of stuff like mounting drives etc. Using
> the .bashrc file works fine when logging in using a Linux client, but
> not with Windows. Anyone had a problem like this before?
>
Why doesn't the .bashrc work with Windows? What errors do you get?


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On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:29:11 +0000, aslan.greatest.lion wrote:

> I have a linux server and want Windows clients (using WinSCP, putty,
> cygwin etc.) to log onto the server. When a user logs on, a script must
> be run doing all kinds of stuff like mounting drives etc. Using the
> .bashrc file works fine when logging in using a Linux client, but not
> with Windows. Anyone had a problem like this before?

$ ln -s .bashrc .bash_profile