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Are you sure the switch/hub/router is failing? |
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With any remote connection such as smb/nfs/sshfs, if the target becomes |
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unavailable for some reason such as lag or a bad route from Point A to |
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Point B then that terminal window will hang till point B is reachable. |
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ionut cucu wrote: |
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> On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:51:59 -0500 |
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> Jerry McBride <mcbrides9@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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>> On Thursday 28 February 2008 04:19:22 pm ionut cucu wrote: |
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>>> I'm running sshfs very often and I've noticed the following issue: |
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>>> whenever the hub/swich(what ever is that keeping my lan together) |
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>>> suddenly stops working while I'm using sshfs my computer crashes, |
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>>> or if I;m lucky enough I get to do an umount before everything |
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>>> falls. Is there any way to prevent this? |
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>>> Also since this is a lan is there a null encryption algorithm I |
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>>> could use to speed things up a bit? Or lower the CPU usage? |
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>>> Thanks! |
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>> Dude... time for a new switch... |
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> Yeah well it's a campus *(1) switch, the campus's *(2) lan, the |
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> campus's *(3) gateway....so on so forth till the A class IP so I can do |
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> nothing about it |
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> Note *(1) to *(2) are ugly words and shouldn't be used around children |
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