Ssh "Write failed: Broken pipe"
Ssh "Write failed: Broken pipe"
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I started to get this error “Write failed: Broken pipe” when I was leaving the terminal alone.
Since plumbers are still expensive, despite the crisis, I decided to fix the pipe by myself.
Very easy, just add the following line to /etc/ssh/sshd_config:
ClientAliveInterval 60
This will send a “keep-alive” packet from the server to the terminal client every 60 seconds so that the connection doesn’t get dropped.
If you can’t fix it on the server, for example if you don’t have administrative rights, you can fix your client to send the “keep-alive” packet to the server every 60 seconds, adding this line to ~/.ssh/config
ServerAliveInterval 60
It’s also possible to specify the ServerAliveInterval at the ssh command line:
$ ssh -o ServerAliveInterval=60 user@sshserver
More info about ClientAliveInterval and ServerAliveInterval can be found typing at the command line:
$ man 5 sshd_config $ man 5 ssh_config $ man ssh
Another reference here.
Your pipes should be safe now, and the plumbers out of business.
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