ClientAliveInterval non-zero; what msgs are sent and expected - SSH
This is a discussion on ClientAliveInterval non-zero; what msgs are sent and expected - SSH ; With ClientAliveInterval set to a non-zero value, openSSH server will
send messages to an idle client and expect a response (according to
the specs). What, exactly are these messages? The SSH client that
I'm using does not seem to reply ...
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ClientAliveInterval non-zero; what msgs are sent and expected
With ClientAliveInterval set to a non-zero value, openSSH server will
send messages to an idle client and expect a response (according to
the specs). What, exactly are these messages? The SSH client that
I'm using does not seem to reply to this at all.
Thanks, Rich
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Re: ClientAliveInterval non-zero; what msgs are sent and expected
>>>>> "rich02818" == rich02818 writes:
rich02818> With ClientAliveInterval set to a non-zero value, openSSH
rich02818> server will send messages to an idle client and expect a
rich02818> response (according to the specs). What, exactly are these
rich02818> messages? The SSH client that I'm using does not seem to
rich02818> reply to this at all.
It sends a channel request of type keepalive@openssh.com, with "want
reply" set, on channel 0 (normally the shell channel). I don't think not
replying is an option -- the SSH-CONN RFC says that the receiver should
reply with success or failure, even if the request is not supported or
recognized. This seems like a bug. What client are you using?
rich02818> Thanks, Rich
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Richard Silverman
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