[ale] Weird DSL problem...

[Dow Hurst]

Maybe you are having problems with your ppp connection reading special 
characters during the ssh login from the remote box.  The connection 
could be dropped if pppd interprets a disconnect when there really 
wasn't one.  Read up on the pppd docs.  Just a $0.02 guess.
Dow


John Wells wrote:

>I work part-time for a company in Vegas and do a lot of work ssh'ed into
>their Linux server.  The server is colloc'ed (through Remarkable Hosting,
>iirc).
>
>The odd thing is, for some reason, connecting to their box almost always
>causes my DSL connection to go down or reset.  It may not happen
>immediately, but invariably it happens, usually within 30 seconds but
>sometimes I'll get 5-10 minutes before it goes down.  My DSL (through
>Bellsouth) doesn't exhibit this behavior at all, *unless* I'm connected to
>their box.  It's too repeatable to be a coincidence.
>
>This is infuriating, as each time it happens my ssh's lock and I have to
>wait for the connection to come back up, re-ssh and then try to repeat
>whatever I was doing.
>
>1.  Does anyone have *any* idea what might be happening here, or know what
>I might do to investigate?
>
>2.  Is there any software out there that I could take advantage of that
>would allow my shell to continue to exist if my connection goes down? 
>i.e., I could "reattach" to the shell after logging back in through ssh?
>
>Thanks guys.
>
>John
>
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