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with the following session (the important part only, no clutter):
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\SimonTatham\PuTTY\Sessions\Cygterm]
"CygtermAutoPath"=dword:00000001
"CygtermCommand"=" "
"Protocol"="cygterm"
So the CygtermCommand has to be filled with spaces so the whole shell command is executed, otherwise, for example, if you truncate CygtermCommand as follows "CygtermCommand"=" " you will get the following output:
I have been using this regedit shell snippet to open a cygterm prompt in a drive/directory:
just for a bit of sanity, the command actually translates to:
with the following session (the important part only, no clutter):
So the CygtermCommand has to be filled with spaces so the whole shell command is executed, otherwise, for example, if you truncate CygtermCommand as follows
"CygtermCommand"=" "
you will get the following output:which is exactly this part of the shell command:
Bottom line is as many characters you input in the command box that many you'll get parsed from the shell command.
BTW I am using version p0.66-t027
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