Hi, Is there a way to tell SSH that the remote task should be killed once the client disconnects?
For example, I tried running: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ssh remote sleep 100 And then typed [Ctrl+C] to kill the ssh command on local. But the sleep command kept running on remote for the full 100 seconds. I think I want to be able to tell the remote machine, "if I interrupt the ssh client, then kill the process I sent you." Maybe I should be doing something else. I'm working on a script that uses SSH to send some commands to remote machines, but sometimes these commands can get into infinite loops and need to be killed. When this happens, I'd like to be able to have my program kill them. It seemed most straightforward to kill the ssh client, but then I discovered this does not kill the remote process. Thanks! Jared -- Jared C. Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3600 Greystone Drive #604 Austin, TX 78731 http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/jared/
