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Why are they spinning up new sshd instances? That makes me raise an eyebrow.
by colemickens 11y ago
Why are they spinning up new sshd instances? That makes me raise an eyebrow.
- barrkel 11y agosshd forks per connection.
- nwatson 11y agoThe 'sshd' process on the target Linux apparently forks a process to handle each connection . . . with two SSH sessions the Linux target looks like this (pstree -p): |-sshd(1017)-+-sshd(5495)---sshd(5561)---bash(5562) | `-sshd(5595)---sshd(5631)---bash(5632) When the ssh sessions die, only process 1017 is left.