SSH connections dropping after two or so lines
I'm actually having a bit of an odd problem. I'm running Ubuntu Server 12.04, with a minimal set of packages: The base system, sshd, and an IRC server. I must allow someone else to configure the server to connect to their IRC network. However, they seem to be dropping after two lines of ls or cat.
Odder, this only happens on this server, and I haven't been able to reproduce it at all using PuTTY or an ssh client. Where should I look to diagnose this? auth.log shows a normal connection and authentication and does not give any details about the drop. fail2ban has no violations with the originating IP address.
This is a virtual machine with a forwarded port(it is bridge mode and has normal network connectivity). I can connect locally, across the LAN, and from a remote location with PuTTY without any problems. The other person can connect using ssh on Linux but encounters the connection dropping.
I'm actually having a bit of an odd problem. I'm running Ubuntu Server 12.04, with a minimal set of packages: The base system, sshd, and an IRC server. I must allow someone else to configure the server to connect to their IRC network. However, they seem to be dropping after two lines of ls or cat.
Odder, this only happens on this server, and I haven't been able to reproduce it at all using PuTTY or an ssh client. Where should I look to diagnose this? auth.log shows a normal connection and authentication and does not give any details about the drop. fail2ban has no violations with the originating IP address.
This is a virtual machine with a forwarded port(it is bridge mode and has normal network connectivity). I can connect locally, across the LAN, and from a remote location with PuTTY without any problems. The other person can connect using ssh on Linux but encounters the connection dropping.
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