Re: how to force an ssh client timeout
From: Brian Hatch (bri_at_ifokr.org)
Date: 09/11/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 16:49:57 -0700 To: k l <yoda_2732002@yahoo.com>
> I need to do this on the ssh client side e.g. if I
> can not log into a given machine in 10 seconds
> I want to terminate/close the connection and move
> on to the next machine. Please note that you may
> get/establish a TCP connection to the remote server but it
> may, for some reason, just stay/hang there and
> you may not be able to log in
Set up in your ssh connection a local port forward. Test
in 10 seconds if this forward is alive. If not, kill the connection.
Here's some perl-style pseudo code:
sub sshto {
$host=@_;
if ( fork ) {
wait
}
$sshpid = fork();
if ( $sshpid ) {
sleep 10;
use IO::Socket;
if ( IO::Socket::INET->new(
Proto => "tcp",
PeerAddr => "localhost",
PeerPort => $LOCALPORT
) {
exit;
} else {
kill 9, $sshpid
}
} else {
exec "ssh -L $LOCALPORT:localhost:22 $SSH_ARGS $host"
}
}
Since the forward won't exist until ssh has logged in, you should
be able to catch if it's dead or not.
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