On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 05:10:43PM +0100, Mick wrote:
> How do you explain this:
>
> I am in a ssh session. I type "~." to end the session. The first time it
> says command not found, the second time the escape character is recognised
> and executed, I am logged out.
> =========================================
> $ ~.
> -bash: ~.: command not found
> $ Connection to blah.blah.blah. closed.
> =========================================
Don't know about that, but I just found a peculiarity in ssh. If I
ssh from a to b to c, "~." terminates the a-b session which also
terminates the b-c session of course. Use "~~." instead to first
terminate the b-c session while leaving a-b intact, but immediately
folloing that with "~." to terminate the a-b session does not work; it
gives "command no found" from bash. You have to give any other
command in betweenm, even ENTER alone, then the "~." will properly
terminate the a-b session.
This might be what you were seeing, if you had just used "~~." to
terminate a nested session.
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