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Issue is resolved (solution below) |
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> An unstable link is probably triggering your issue. If the link dies and |
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> comes back, unison (at least version 2.27.57, what I have here) gets |
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> confused and just sits there. What's interesting is that if unison is |
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> killed on the initiating machine, the remote process stops as well, |
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> which leads me to believe this is a bug in unison; they can talk, but |
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> they don't do anything. I've glanced at the code before despite my lack |
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> of familiarity with OCaml, as my wireless connection will often die, |
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> causing much grief, but I've never found a solution. |
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The problem was actually related to ssh... setting those in |
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sshd_config fixed it: |
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ClientAliveInterval 15 |
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TCPKeepAlive no |
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The TCPKeepAlive option set to yes doesnt seem sufficient, it was |
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suggested by someone to use ClientAliveInterval instead. (or on the |
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client end i think you could set ServerAliveInterval) |
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Thanks all! |
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Simon |
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