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Run "timeout" at tcl. This will tell you if there is a timeout set. 0 (zero) means no timeout. hth Dale "Concerned Netizen" <SpammeNotDangit (AT) Bewell (DOT) com> wrote in message news:31VAe.906$Rv7.744 (AT) newssvr21 (DOT) news.prodigy.com... For some reason a d3 linux server i work on times out over telnet after about 5 minutes and i have to go through keyboard acrobatics to re-obtain the seat. Does anyone know what kind of setting I need to do to inhibit this? |
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Thanks, timeout is set to 0. Could it be a linux thing? "Dale Benedict" <dale_knowspam_benedict (AT) flightcraft (DOT) ca> wrote Run "timeout" at tcl. This will tell you if there is a timeout set. 0 (zero) means no timeout. hth Dale "Concerned Netizen" <SpammeNotDangit (AT) Bewell (DOT) com> wrote in message news:31VAe.906$Rv7.744 (AT) newssvr21 (DOT) news.prodigy.com... For some reason a d3 linux server i work on times out over telnet after about 5 minutes and i have to go through keyboard acrobatics to re-obtain the seat. Does anyone know what kind of setting I need to do to inhibit this? |
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Thanks, timeout is set to 0. Could it be a linux thing? It's probably a windows thing, i.e., your client, not your server. |
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