iirc, enter-~-. isn't anything to do with the remote sshd. Instead, it escapes to the local ssh client (enter-~) that it should close (.). Which is really usefu

iirc, enter-~-. isn't anything to do with the remote sshd. Instead, it escapes to the local ssh client (enter-~) that it should close (.). Which is really useful for if the remote sshd blew up, or, more commonly, your connection was broken.