Ssh doesn't want to reuse ttys
James Haggerty <[email protected]> Sat, 19 Oct 2013 08:29:55 +1100
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Hi, Trying to understand how translators should work. I've noticed that every time I login to an ssh session I get another /hurd/term process on a new device. Now, of course, an ls /dev then gave me a large number of term processes, but this still feels messy... and there's apparently no easy way to cull unused translators (device or resource busy?). I guess they can just happily sit there, but I would still like ssh to reuuse an existing unoccupied /dev/tty* before it starts a new translator. Thoughts? What am I missing? James.