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trzsz ssh 0.1.22 - all connections drop after a while when using '--udp' #167

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Drag0nFly opened this issue Jan 30, 2025 · 2 comments
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@Drag0nFly
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Hi there,

Unsure if I read the documentation correctly, but it states that --udp should behave the same way or similar to mosh. However, it does not appear to; the connection(s) are disconnected during inactivity, even when --udp is specified.

I see there is a --reconnect option, which was subsequently tried, but it does not reconnect when the network is back up (i.e, moving from a wired to wireless connection, which would be the case when on the move). Similar sessions started with mosh continue uninterrupted.

Is this intended behaviour? If so, are the plans to support this in a future version? (and perhaps also have a status line indicating network outage the same way as mosh does ("Last contact xxx seconds/minutes ago")

tssh seems much more compatible wrt. character rendering than mosh, and genrally more useful with ssh feature integration, so it would be good if it had this ability.

@lonnywong
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Plans to do by quic-go/quic-go#234

@Drag0nFly
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I see, so it relies on the progress there for the QUIC implementation. It would be really nice to see tssh having this support, and I hope it will happen not too far into the future. Then it could serve as a complete functional replacement for mosh.

Thanks for the quick response.

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