Preventing Ubuntu SSH Sessions From Timing Out
Have you ever been side tracked whilst logged into a remote server via SSH, only to find when you returned your session had timed out? A one line addition to the ssh_config can prevent this from being an issue.
Simply open a terminal window on your Ubuntu machine and type:
sudo pico /etc/ssh/ssh_config
And add the line:
ServerAliveInterval 60
Then save your changes, this change will send a small "keep-alive" packet to the server every 60 seconds, making it think that the connection is actively being used, so your connection will no longer time out due to inactivity.
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