SSH ClientAliveCountMax & ClientAliveInterval not working
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I changed the following SSH config (and rebooted the SSH, or even rebooted the server):
ClientAliveCountMax 120
ClientAliveInterval 720
LoginGraceTime 300
Problem is that the parameter "LoginGraceTime" takes effect, I change it and it works. However the other 2 are not working. The server kicks out me after few minutes (4-5 minutes, as was before). If I comment them and restart SSH does not work, it continues kicking out me.
Is there any other parameter interfering with these 2?
ssh openssh sshd
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
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asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
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I changed the following SSH config (and rebooted the SSH, or even rebooted the server):
ClientAliveCountMax 120
ClientAliveInterval 720
LoginGraceTime 300
Problem is that the parameter "LoginGraceTime" takes effect, I change it and it works. However the other 2 are not working. The server kicks out me after few minutes (4-5 minutes, as was before). If I comment them and restart SSH does not work, it continues kicking out me.
Is there any other parameter interfering with these 2?
ssh openssh sshd
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Try running thesshdserver as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on:/usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it withssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output ofsshdto your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use/etc/ssh/sshd_configwhen started like that).
– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20
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I changed the following SSH config (and rebooted the SSH, or even rebooted the server):
ClientAliveCountMax 120
ClientAliveInterval 720
LoginGraceTime 300
Problem is that the parameter "LoginGraceTime" takes effect, I change it and it works. However the other 2 are not working. The server kicks out me after few minutes (4-5 minutes, as was before). If I comment them and restart SSH does not work, it continues kicking out me.
Is there any other parameter interfering with these 2?
ssh openssh sshd
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
I changed the following SSH config (and rebooted the SSH, or even rebooted the server):
ClientAliveCountMax 120
ClientAliveInterval 720
LoginGraceTime 300
Problem is that the parameter "LoginGraceTime" takes effect, I change it and it works. However the other 2 are not working. The server kicks out me after few minutes (4-5 minutes, as was before). If I comment them and restart SSH does not work, it continues kicking out me.
Is there any other parameter interfering with these 2?
ssh openssh sshd
ssh openssh sshd
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
edited Feb 14 at 5:53
slm♦
251k69529685
251k69529685
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
asked Jan 30 at 15:41
MarcelMarcel
62
62
Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Try running thesshdserver as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on:/usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it withssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output ofsshdto your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use/etc/ssh/sshd_configwhen started like that).
– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20
add a comment |
Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Try running thesshdserver as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on:/usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it withssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output ofsshdto your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use/etc/ssh/sshd_configwhen started like that).
– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20
Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Try running the
sshd server as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on: /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it with ssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output of sshd to your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use /etc/ssh/sshd_config when started like that).– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20
Try running the
sshd server as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on: /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it with ssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output of sshd to your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use /etc/ssh/sshd_config when started like that).– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20
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Is there a possibility that the server terminates inactive shell sessions using some means that is unrelated to SSH? It is unclear what you actually mean by "kicks out". It could mean that the SSH connection is terminated, but it could also mean that the shell session is terminated.
– Kusalananda
Feb 14 at 9:38
Try running the
sshdserver as a regular user on a non-privileged port with debugging turned on:/usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -h ~/.ssh/id_rsa -p 2222 -o PidFile=none, then connect to it withssh -p 2222 user_sshd_was_started_as@host, and add the (edited) debugging output ofsshdto your question if that's also kicking you out after 4-5 minutes (sshd will still use/etc/ssh/sshd_configwhen started like that).– mosvy
Feb 14 at 10:20