How can I resume a background autossh session still running? [on hold]
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I need to access an autossh session that I have run with: autossh -M 0 -f -N -i /home/... host@...
How can I access that ssh session?
linux ssh background-process autossh
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I need to access an autossh session that I have run with: autossh -M 0 -f -N -i /home/... host@...
How can I access that ssh session?
linux ssh background-process autossh
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If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The-Noption means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're usingsshfor port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?
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I need to access an autossh session that I have run with: autossh -M 0 -f -N -i /home/... host@...
How can I access that ssh session?
linux ssh background-process autossh
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I need to access an autossh session that I have run with: autossh -M 0 -f -N -i /home/... host@...
How can I access that ssh session?
linux ssh background-process autossh
linux ssh background-process autossh
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Goro, Thomas, RalfFriedl, Isaac, Shadur 16 hours ago
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If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The-Noption means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're usingsshfor port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?
– JigglyNaga
20 hours ago
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If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The-Noption means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're usingsshfor port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?
– JigglyNaga
20 hours ago
If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The
-N option means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're using ssh for port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?– JigglyNaga
20 hours ago
If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The
-N option means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're using ssh for port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?– JigglyNaga
20 hours ago
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If it's still running in the background, it doesn't need resuming. The
-Noption means that there's no remote command to "access" (eg. because you're usingsshfor port-forwarding only). What are you trying to do?– JigglyNaga
20 hours ago