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or create a Shortcut with &quot;c:\windows\plink.exe -T -i c:\windows\pk.ppk -R 1729:foo.com:80 bryanh@server&quot; and stick it into the startup folder
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or create a Shortcut with "c:\windows\plink.exe -T -i c:\windows\pk.ppk -R 1729:foo.com:80 bryanh@server" and stick it into the startup folder

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Where is the Run registry key?
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Hi,<br />
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I tried to create a windows service using the srvany program, but it didn't work.<br />
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Here is the command line I would like to make into a service.<br />
c:\windows\plink.exe -T -i c:\windows\pk.ppk -R 1729:foo.com:80 bryanh@server<br />
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It is a command to tunnel a port over ssh. &nbsp;It doesn't run in the background, it just waits for me to press [control]-c. &nbsp;While it is running it forwards information to localhost:1729 to port 80 on foo.com.<br />
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I would like to always run this when the computer is on. &nbsp;It doesn't have to be a service if there is another way. &nbsp;Does anybody know how to do this?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Hi,

I tried to create a windows service using the srvany program, but it didn't work.

Here is the command line I would like to make into a service.
c:\windows\plink.exe -T -i c:\windows\pk.ppk -R 1729:foo.com:80 bryanh@server

It is a command to tunnel a port over ssh.  It doesn't run in the background, it just waits for me to press [control]-c.  While it is running it forwards information to localhost:1729 to port 80 on foo.com.

I would like to always run this when the computer is on.  It doesn't have to be a service if there is another way.  Does anybody know how to do this?

Thanks!

can't create a windows service

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