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You can always manually interrupt an SSH (or Telnet) session using the following key sequence: <Enter><Tilde><Period> This sequence is caught by the SSH c
by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago
You can always manually interrupt an SSH (or Telnet) session using the following key sequence:
<Enter><Tilde><Period>
This sequence is caught by the SSH client to force a session disconnect.
- aolnerd 18y agoYou are of course correct, but that's not related to what I'm getting at. My question raised the point that the server would not be able to tell the difference, after an interruption, between session state that the client will hope to resume and session state that should be discarded. That state would accumulate until some routine cleared it out.