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> Having said that, sometimes I need to remove the entry > from /tmp to reconnect if my network settings have changed. You can also just send the exit comman
by stock_toaster 12y ago
> Having said that, sometimes I need to remove the entry
> from /tmp to reconnect if my network settings have changed.
You can also just send the exit command to the conn.
ssh somehost -O exit
In addition, I put my controlpath in my .ssh dir. Keeps it out of the global /tmp dir. shrug
controlpath ~/.ssh/cp-%r:%h:%p
- voltagex_ 12y agoHave you used ControlPath with a very long hostname? I haven't worked out how to stop one of my IPv6 hosts failing with that setup - the DNS RR is really long (causes problems with IRC, too!)
- stock_toaster 12y agoHmm. I have one control file with 44 chars in it. That is probably the longest one I have hit. You could always give it a dns cname alias or something.