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You may also want to look into mosh [1] as it will handle dropouts and continue where ssh would just fail on its own. Also has local echo for points of high lat
by iotku 5y ago
You may also want to look into mosh [1] as it will handle dropouts and continue where ssh would just fail on its own. Also has local echo for points of high latency.
Was a real life saver on some of the terrible sat connections of yesteryear.
1. https://mosh.org/ https://mosh.org/
- aruggirello 5y agoHow does it compare to autossh?
- wffurr 5y agoautossh just re-reestablishes your ssh connection. It doesn't tolerate packet loss very well or have local echo like mosh. mosh does require UDP ports, though, which might be problematic with some firewalls or proxies.
- starfallg 5y agoMosh is great, but if you don't need the predictive terminal emulation, then you can try Eternal Terminal, which is easier to get running due to not needed an UDP port open.