Re: Dropped SSH connections.

Bummer. I was thinking of using airsnort, but I think it is more for
wireless and cellular networks. Why use GNU screen?

> begin  Jonathan Lassoff  quotation:
>> At my school we have this lab of Windows XP boxes, and sometimes I
>> want to login to my home debian box with linux. So, I often boot
>> with my BBC and connect just fine. The problem I am having is that
>> the connection gets dropped at the most inoppurtune times. I think
>> that the problem is that we have a microwave internet connection
>> here at school and it is sometimes unreliable (dropped packets,
>> etc.) Is there any way of keeping up a SSH connection over a network
>> that sucks?
>
> 	Nope.  Use screen on the remote host.
>
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