Re: Keeping SSH connections open
From: Augustus SFX van Dusen (ASFXvD_at_story.net)
Date: 06/16/05
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Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 14:41:16 GMT
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:18:23 +0000, Darren Dunham wrote:
> Augustus SFX van Dusen <ASFXvD@story.net> wrote:
>>> That would be my first attempt at it. Does the SSH server remain in
>>> place on A during that time?
>
>> Yes. A is running all the time, and so is the SSH server sshd in that
>> box.
>
> I don't mean the parent ssh (the one started at boot), I mean the child
> server. The one that is directly communicating with B. If that dies
> during the suspension, it points to the server closing things down.
I have just found out that those child servers do indeed die. I wonder
why the server in A would do that? It is as though it were ignoring the
stuff to that effect in its configuration file.
> Discovering exactly how long it remains up would be helpful.
Don't know that yet. It is for sure less than the time that B was
suspended though - and the relevant keywords in the sshd configuration
file on A should have catered for that (or so thought I).
> Also, you'd want to make sure that nothing on the server tried to write
> data (no messages appear in the shell). Otherwise other timeouts might
> take over.
That's not a problem, I think: The connections are just shells open in
separate xterms in B; when nothing is happening, they just wait for
further input from the keyboard.
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