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Thiscommandmountstheremotedirectory,allowsotheruserstoaccessit,enablescompression,setsakeep-aliveinterval,andconnectstoa ...,Witharegularssh(1)clientyoucanenableaperiodickeep-alivethatsendsnooppackets.Thisisusuallyenoughforthefirewalltokeepits .....。參考影片的文章的如下:


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On Linux and Apple macOS operating systems, the ~/.ssh/config file enables you to specify many SSH settings, including those that keep alive an SSH connection.

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Is there a way to get SSHFS mounts surviving long lasting disconnections (> 5 min) or even a re-dialin with a different IP?

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A quick workaround is to kill the responsible sshfs process, which will make any blocking operations on the mounted filesystem error out.

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I mounted a remote filesystem using sshfs, seemingly out of nowhere the performance basically dropped to zero. Running rocky linux 8 on both servers.

sshfskeepalive

Thiscommandmountstheremotedirectory,allowsotheruserstoaccessit,enablescompression,setsakeep-aliveinterval,andconnectstoa ...,Witharegularssh(1)clientyoucanenableaperiodickeep-alivethatsendsnooppackets.Thisisusuallyenoughforthefirewalltokeepits ...,Ihavejustconfiguredtheclienttogotosleep(suspendtoram)after10minutesatinactivity,sometimeswhenresumingfrominactivitythesshfsstillworks ...,Akeep-aliv...