Updated Basic Usage (markdown)

Basic-Usage.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This is even true for modules !
 
 For example if you want to know how to use the pyexec module type :
 ```code
->> run pyexec -h
+>> pyexec -h
 usage: pyexec [-h] [--file <path>] [-c <code string>]
 
 execute python code on a remote system 
@@ -40,13 +40,13 @@ download            interactive_shell   memory_exec         persistence
 exit                keylogger           migrate             port_scan           pyshell             socks5proxy         
 get_info            linux_pers          mimikatz            portfwd             screenshot          upload              
 getprivs            linux_stealth       mouselogger         process_kill        search              webcamsnap          
->> run load_package 
+>> load_package 
 _sqlite3           linux_stealth      psutil             pupyimporter       pyshell            sqlite3            
 interactive_shell  netcreds           ptyshell           pupymemexec        pywintypes27.dll   vidcap             
 linux_pers         portscan           pupwinutils        pupyutils          scapy   
 ```
 ```code
->> run pyexec -
+>> pyexec -
 --code   --file   --help   -c       -h       
 >> run pyexec --file /
 /bin/         /etc/         /lib/         /libx32/      /media/       /proc/        /sbin/        /sys/         /var/         
@@ -56,15 +56,15 @@ linux_pers         portscan           pupwinutils        pupyutils          scap
 ## Escape your arguments
 Every command in pupy shell uses a unix-like escaping syntax. If you need a space in one of your arguments you need to put your argument between quotes. 
 ```code
->> run shell_exec 'tasklist /V'
+>> shell_exec 'tasklist /V'
 ```   
 If you send a Windows path, you need to double the backquotes or put everything between quotes.
 ```code
->> run download 'C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe'
+>> download 'C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe'
 ```
 or
 ```code
->> run download C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe
+>> download C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe
 ```
 
 
@@ -125,6 +125,24 @@ To interact with one client, use the `sessions -i` command.
 
 You can find all the available filtering parameters using the `get_info` module.
 
+## Run commands after getting a new session
+These commands should be specify on the [pupy.conf](https://github.com/n1nj4sec/pupy/blob/unstable/pupy/pupy.conf.default) file after the [on_connect](https://github.com/n1nj4sec/pupy/blob/unstable/pupy/pupy.conf.default#L135) statement.
+To run these modules for each new sessions, all commands should start by **any** (or by *) and should have different names. 
+```
+[on_connect]
+any_1 = beroot
+any_2 = lazagne
+```
+Another way should be to include an entire category like so
+```
+[on_connect]
+* = include:default_commands
+
+[default_commands]
+any_1 = beroot
+any_2 = lazagne
+```
+
 ## Run local commands
 Start your command with a `!`
 ```