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Old 23-Jul-2019, 8:05 PM   #8
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Nice experiment.

Long running ssh sessions can be disrupted by ISP routers in the path between source and consumption endpoint.
ISP router throttling upsets ssh.

I used ssh tunnel with rsync for off site backup.

When establishing long running ssh sessions I limited source transmission rate to avoid throttling.

Remote backup worked with 2 day long ssh sessions.
Thanks for the comment...

While researching for this I recall a few articles that mentioned this issue. One, which I would have to search for again, suggested a persistent SSH utility that monitors the state of an SSH connection and re-establishes it if it fails.

I was also contemplating RSYNC as a useful tool for low bandwidth connections. One could run a media server at the antenna/tuner location and then upload recorded programs to the remote site for delayed viewing.
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