Script to cd to USB directory on SSH login

[rdy2]

Yes, I know is just typing a command, but I rather find myself on my /mnt/usbvol/scripts than on /tmp/home/root. I know there is a chance the drive may not be not mounted, but that should be easy to handled, or worst case let the cd fail...

Does anyone have a script for this? Any ideas?

 

[ColinTaylor]

So instead of typing "cd /mnt/usbvol/scripts" you prefer to type "/jffs/scripts/myscript.sh".

 

[rdy2]

So instead of typing "cd /mnt/usbvol/scripts" you prefer to type "/jffs/scripts/myscript.sh".

Yes, the harder the better
I should have explained better. I do not want to have to type anything. Make it the root home directory (if mounted)

 

[dave14305]

Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs in the GUI and then add this to /jffs/configs/profile.add

[ -d /tmp/mnt/usbvol/script ] && cd /tmp/mnt/usbvol/scripts

 

[ColinTaylor]

You can create a /jffs/configs/profile.add file containing the cd command:

# cat /jffs/configs/profile.add
alias amtm='/jffs/scripts/amtm' # added by amtm
cd /tmp/mnt/VERBATIM/ASUS

 

[rdy2]

Thank you guys, I had the feeling there had to be a provision to "externalize" profile...