There is nothing in between. No firewall, no nothing, the two machines are connected directly via a switch. I have tried both ssh1 and ssh2, with same result - ssh2 with a NO-OP send every 30 seconds holds the link open but otherwise it drops.
I have run Mandrake linux for 5 years with selfcompiled openssh on and never had similar problems. Just wondering if the precompiled openssh shipped with TSL 3.0 has a problem, but if i am the only one experienceing this, i guess not. I will try to compile my own and see if that works any differently Regards Martin Jespersen Matthias Šubik wrote: > let's put it this way: > something in between drops the connections. > IF openssh would drop the connection, you couldn't see it afterwards any > other state then closed. > I guess as Vidar did before, that your NAT device or firewall is too > aggressive closing, or your NAT table is overflowing ... > > just my two cents > matthias > > On 13.06.2006, at 21:35, Martin Jespersen wrote: > >> >> sshd drops the connection quite often when i have been idle a little >> while (as little as a minute) and i have to reconnect. When i reconnect, >> i can see the old session, where i am no longer connected, still being >> an active running process on my system. >> >> Any ideas as to how i can make sshd stop disconnecting? i run TSL 3.0 >> with all the latest upgrades. >> >> regards >> >> Martin Jespersen >> >> _______________________________________________ >> tsl-discuss mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss > _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
