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I've heard of people using "screen" to create a session that can be
re-connected to. Still, the re-connection is necessary.
Andrew Libby wrote:
>If I understand what's going on. it'd seem that asleep means
>that TCP connections are going to timeout. This will either happen
>at the application level, or the TCP level, both of which are
>above the hardware, and the hardware is essentially off/ inactive.
>
>Unfortuniately, I think that if you really want to keep your connections
>from timing out, you'll need to turn off suspend.
>
>This is of course, unless there is some magic to keep connections active
>during a sleep, but I'm not sure how this could be possible since it'd
>take knowledge of TCP and each of the applications to do it adequately.
>
>Good luck with it.
>
>Andy
>
>
>On Sat, 2005-10-22 at 12:45 -0400, Doug Crompton wrote:
>
>
>>I am trying to maintain an SSH <> Putty connection on my local network
>>between my Linux server and a WinXP machine running putty. The problem is
>>I let the WinXP machine lapse into suspend mode. If I come back hours
>>later the connection is hosed. I put a 'keepalive no' in the ssh config in
>>Linux and have no kepalives defined in putty. It is my understanding from
>>ssh docs that this is the wa to keep a session opened. It still closes. I
>>was reading on the net about router timeouts, in particuliar NAT
>>inactivity timeouts but that should not effect this as it is on the local
>>network. This must be a lower level timeout as ssh<>putty sessions I
>>open without suspend but no actual activity, do not timeout. Any ideas?
>>
>>Doug
>>
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