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taylorbrazelton.com | ||
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codeinthehole.com
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| | | | | Allowing external parties to sFTP securely | |
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128bit.io
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| | | | | "This was a triumph." If you find your SSH connections dropping or locking up after not being used for some time you may want to try to edit your ssh_config (/etc/ssh/ssh_config) file and uncomment/add in the line ServerAliveInterval 30. The number is in seconds. What this will do is send a small 'keep-alive' packet to the server to ensure you don't get dropped. Why is this happening? It could be settings on the server that drop users after set time of inactive use or due to a firewall/switch rule that drop inactive connections to improve the performance of the network. | |
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www.grepular.com
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| | | | | Mike Cardwell's Tech Blog. Security, privacy, and technology | |
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dnsmichi.at
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| | | In 2009, I created legendiary.at [https://www.legendiary.at/2009/03/23/int-mainint-argc-char-argv/] as blog platform. Ranging from technology insights, rambling about Linux and Windows problems, and some insights into LEGO building, this contains lots of history. I've lost track a bit in the past years, also with publishing | ||
