Yes debugging is enabled and this is the part of the log after I close the VNC
client. It seems like it detects that the client has closed the connection and
the channel is closed properly.
Kind regards,Lars van Ruiten
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Quick question
> Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2015 18:43:53 +0200
>
> On Thursday 08 October 2015 14:06:34 lars van ruiten wrote:
> > Allright after studying the RFC's again I believe that this is the right way
> > to do it: 1. Start SSH session2. Request listening on remote port3. While
> > Forever 1. Wait untill incoming channel and load in an ssh_channel
> > 2. while connection not closed 1. Read reverse
> > channel and write to Local Socket 2. Read Local socket and
> > write to reverse channel 3. Close Channel That is exactly what my
> > while loop does. After I have closed the channel it starts waiting for a
> > new one. When a connection arrives my code continues to the loop where it
> > starts forwarding the data between the channel and the socket, but there
> > there never seems to be any data on the channel. This has kept me occupied
> > for over a day now, and it's really weird that everything works fine on the
> > first connection but not on the second. If I am missing a step in the list
> > above please tell me. If there is a mistake in my code I will probably be
> > able to figure it out myself. Kind regards, Lars van Ruiten
>
> Did you enable debug on the server side to see if the channel is really
> closed?
>
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