sshShell

SSH shell behavior configuration. Most of these settings can be overridden per user.

# example
sshShell:
  allowSystemAccount: false
  defaultShellType: terminal
  defaultShellPath: C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe
  defaultHomeDirectory: C:\

sshShell.allowSystemAccount

boolean = false

Allow system account to spawn terminal and other processes.

sshShell.defaultShellType

string: "none" | "terminal" | "legacy" = "none"

Shell type	Description
`none`	No shell (except for minimal shell when SCP is enabled) will be available.
`terminal`	Virtual terminal will be presented. Only available on Windows 10 version 1809 and newer, Windows Server 2019 and newer
`legacy`	Minimal shell will be available, with SSH aliases support.

sshShell.defaultShellPath

Enclose strings containing backslashes (\) or whitespace ( ), such as Windows paths, in single quotes to avoid YAML parsing errors, for example: 'C:\Program Files\Rebex Buru SFTP Server'.

string = "cmd.exe"

Path to default shell executable. Only applicable for terminal shell.

sshShell.defaultHomeDirectory

Enclose strings containing backslashes (\) or whitespace ( ), such as Windows paths, in single quotes to avoid YAML parsing errors, for example: 'C:\Program Files\Rebex Buru SFTP Server'.

string = <Buru SFTP Server installation directory>

Path to default home directory. Only applicable for terminal shell.