SSH Into a Python Script (Modify sshd_config with ForceCommand)

In this video you are going to how to set up a computer as an ssh server and then serve different Python scripts to different users who log in via ssh. You can also give the user who logs in shell access.
How SSH Works
SSH is a protocol that allows secure remote login and other secure network services over an insecure network.
SSH uses public-key cryptography to authenticate the remote computer and to establish a secure encrypted connection.
SSH client and server perform a handshake to establish the connection, agree on encryption algorithms and the server authenticates itself to the client using its host key.
The client authenticates itself to the server using a username and password, or a set of authentication keys.
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[@juicebox9279]

very cool! also first :)

[@bluesdog88]

ssh and sshd are related but different files. ssh is the client program that allows you to connect to a remote server using the Secure Shell protocol. sshd is the server program that listens for incoming connections and authenticates the clients. You can use ssh to access another computer securely over an untrusted network, and you can configure sshd to allow or deny access to your own computer from other machines

[@codewithsub5083]

Great but how to do both things.
Excute some script on ssh login and continue to ssh session instead of closing session