Actually, I saw it happen in Core 99. Not critical, but during an upgrade, the ssh connection kicks you out.
That happened to me a few weeks ago when I was upgrading a virtual router, and since it happened while the updates were still going on, I was pretty lost on how to fix it. I tried restarting the update process, and it appeared to work, but borked on reboot. Ended up copying the config out, then just doing a clean install.
Any reason why it is kicking you out of an ssh session? I can see in the pakfire logs that ssh is being replaced, but I thought that restarting ssh somehow magically did not kill the session.
Anyway, this is something I have not seen in the past (though I do normally use the WebUI). Let me know if this is a bug and, if so, anything I can do to troubleshoot.
Rod
On 2016-04-04 12:31, R. W. Rodolico wrote:
Any reason why it is kicking you out of an ssh session? I can see in the pakfire logs that ssh is being replaced, but I thought that restarting ssh somehow magically did not kill the session.
ssh is updated by the core update and must restarted to use the new version. The restart should kick the session. If not ssh hangs at terminate...
core updates should always startet in a "screen" session that can continued with "screen -x" after new ssh login.
Ok. Since I did not remember seeing it before, I thought it might be a bug, but it is not.
On 04/04/2016 06:39 AM, Arne Fitzenreiter wrote:
On 2016-04-04 12:31, R. W. Rodolico wrote:
Any reason why it is kicking you out of an ssh session? I can see in the pakfire logs that ssh is being replaced, but I thought that restarting ssh somehow magically did not kill the session.
ssh is updated by the core update and must restarted to use the new version. The restart should kick the session. If not ssh hangs at terminate...
core updates should always startet in a "screen" session that can continued with "screen -x" after new ssh login.
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