yet another ssh question
Cameron Simpson
cs at zip.com.au
Sun Mar 9 06:18:51 UTC 2008
On 09Mar2008 02:16, tony.chamberlain at lemko.com <tony.chamberlain at lemko.com> wrote:
| The thing is I did try the -f and it was the same problem.
| Maybe you just can't have it run in the background.
No, there's no problem with that - I do it all the time.
| I also made a thing on the remote host I called "sleepy"
|
| while :
| do
| sleep 500
| done
|
| and then I did the ssh -l <blah blah blah> $OUTSIDEIP sleepy
|
| to make sure it would run something and not log me off.
| Same problem, AND when I killed the task, sleepy kept
| running on the remote machine.
Ok. First, are you relying on an ssh-agent to authenticate? It won't
be around at batch time. Second, after it's up: does it show in 'ps',
and does "netstat -an" show it listening on the right ports? Also,
run it with a -v; it should show uses of the forwarded ports.
Cheers,
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