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Re: Fubar 'd Openssh? (was: Re: shrike] Re: CD Burning still a
losing propositi

Re: Fubar 'd Openssh? (was: Re: shrike] Re: CD Burning still a
losing propositi

2003-04-07       - By Matthias Saou

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joe <joe@(protected) > wrote :

> 1. ssh into a server.
> 2. start or restart some server process
> 3. log out - oops, you 're stuck, can 't exit!

Well, start or restart a correctly made server process that doesn 't keep
the terminal open to display eventual messages (i.e. a "real daemon "), and
there will be no problems whatsoever logging out...

I personally think that if there is a bug to be considered somewhere, it 's
in the daemons that keep the terminal open, as that is not a behavior I
consider normal nor expect.

Matthias

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