How to prevent or quickly fix hosed ssh tunnels
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Date: 01/25/05
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Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 18:44:50 GMT
I have a couple of ssh tunnels going out from my adsl gateway to a
hosted server with static ip.
When the dynamic ip address is reassigned by the ISP on the gateway
(unpredictable intervals), the ssh tunnel gets hosed.
When I kill the ssh tunnel processes (kill or kill -9), the ssh tunnels
lingers with a FIN1_WAIT (spelling?) status for a long time before
eventually disappearing.
What can I do to minimize downtime to < 5 seconds? Is it possible to
kill the ssh process and *quickly* get rid of the hosed tunnel?
System: Debian Sarge, OpenSSL
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