Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
One thing I've noticed since day one and never really bothered with
it, although now I wonder If I ssh to any of my servers, execute an
init script restart (or stop, start), then exit, the remote ssh process
never quits. I have to kill the actual process from w
Cameron Simpson wrote:
If you're dicking with an ethernet interface or firewall rules
it can cut your connection off from the RST packet, so your ssh
connection never sees the drop of the connection, just silence.
Well DUH. Obviously.
If you go back to my original message, you'll see tha
On 14:28 23 Mar 2003, Ashley M. Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| nate wrote:
| >yes I have noticed this from time to time. It's quite rare for me,
| >but does happen. Haven't investigated much yet myself. quite odd,
|Okay, I'm not going crazy then. For me it only happens whenever I
| exe
nate wrote:
yes I have noticed this from time to time. It's quite rare for me,
but does happen. Haven't investigated much yet myself. quite odd,
Okay, I'm not going crazy then. For me it only happens whenever I
execute some restart (or stop/start) init script. Any other time I can
log in
Ashley M. Kirchner said:
>
> In this scenario, say I execute any restart command, rndc, sendmail,
> nfs, anything, then type exit, it just hangs.
yes I have noticed this from time to time. It's quite rare for me,
but does happen. Haven't investigated much yet myself. quite odd,
I usually run s
One thing I've noticed since day one and never really bothered with
it, although now I wonder If I ssh to any of my servers, execute an
init script restart (or stop, start), then exit, the remote ssh process
never quits. I have to kill the actual process from where I ssh-ed from
(or pr
