I've run into this before as well. Perhaps it's client-dependant, but while I'm in a ~C prompt in ssh, other forwarding stops.
-Josh On 1/17/06, Amin Azez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it intentional that passing -N to avoid remote shells should stop ~C > and related ssh commands from being used to add local forwarders to an > existing connection? One wuld think ~C might even be unneccessary, with > -L and friends working directly; but they don't seem to work at all in > -N mode > > Is there a great reason why (in ~C mode) -KL should not work to stop > local forwards? > > Azez > >
