Hello,
First of all, let me just say this: awesome piece of software. Cheers!
I am, however, a bit confused about the idle/keepalive settings. I have
been working with OpenSSH quite a bit, and do understand the concepts
around ServerAlive and ClientAlive as well as the TCPKeepAlive settings.
But
Hi Daniel,
-K is equivalent to the OpenSSH ClientAliveInterval. The server will send
traffic to check that the connection is open.
-I will disconnect if there is no traffic for a certain time interval. It won't
try to send any traffic over the connection, it just passively looks at what
Hi Dropbear,
I have setup dropbear and busybox on a Ubuntu 18.04 desktop with LUKS
encryption. This works wonderfully except the IP-Config displays over the
unlock disk prompt causing confusion with users. Is there a way to either
hide this output or have it display before the LUKS unlock disk
Hi,
I have a strange issue on my Netgear X4S R7800. Running either DD-WRT or
OpenWrt, approximately 30-70% of my SSH login attempts fail. For OpenSSH
clients the error reported is "error in libcrypto". For the PuTTY client the
error is more descriptive - "Signature from server's host key is
Hello,
Thank you very much for the answer. That clears it up.
I reckon specifying '-K' on dbclient would then do the same as
ServerAliveInterval.
Cheers,
Daniel
On Wed, 18 Mar 2020 at 14:58, Matt Johnston wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> -K is equivalent to the OpenSSH ClientAliveInterval. The server
Hi Tania,
I think you could probably add "> /dev/null 2> /dev/null" after one of the
ipconfig commands in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/functions, though I'm
not too familiar with how they all fit together. (Or if it's dhclient for ipv6
printing the output, get rid of the "-v" for
