Hi all, I am trying to create an SSH tunnel with a remote machine. The command I am running from my machine is: ssh -f -N -R 12345:localhost:5873 [EMAIL PROTECTED] So, as you could see, I am using a remote port forwarding approach. Now, to destroy this tunnel. I am finding the process through "ps" and killing it. It works fine for this. The remote port(i.e. 12345) is also getting cleared. But, if I create a tunnel and do a reboot on my machine, the remote port is not getting cleared and continues to listen for connection. Is it a bug in ssh or am i doing something wrong? Also, is there a cleaner way to destroy an alreayd created tunnel? I am using SSH version 2 on Linux box. Thanks Sumit
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