I am attempting to setup a reverse ssh connection to a server behind a firewall to a public server.
Does anyone know if security/autossh is broken? When I get a disconnect it never attempts to reconnect. If I send the ssh command a -HUP it will reconnect immediately. This problem is not happening on my Debian box. I can't figure out any reason why it wouldn't be working as I am using the same exact script on my Debian server and it reconnects seconds after being disconnected.
I can watch the logs live in screen and it just sits there forever.
The only differences I notice is that my Debian version is running version 1.4b and FreeBSD is running the newest 1.4c.
Here is the script I am using:
Does anyone know if security/autossh is broken? When I get a disconnect it never attempts to reconnect. If I send the ssh command a -HUP it will reconnect immediately. This problem is not happening on my Debian box. I can't figure out any reason why it wouldn't be working as I am using the same exact script on my Debian server and it reconnects seconds after being disconnected.
I can watch the logs live in screen and it just sits there forever.
The only differences I notice is that my Debian version is running version 1.4b and FreeBSD is running the newest 1.4c.
Here is the script I am using:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
HOSTNAME=$(hostname)
SSH_OPTIONS="-i /home/nagios/tunnel/$HOSTNAME.key"
# Always assume initial connection will be successful
export AUTOSSH_GATETIME=0
# Disable echo service, relying on SSH exiting itself
export AUTOSSH_PORT=0
# Retry connection time
export AUTOSSH_FIRST_POLL=30
export AUTOSSH_POLL=30
# Log file
export AUTOSSH_LOGFILE=/home/nagios/tunnel/tunnel.log
# Log detail 1-7
#export AUTOSSH_LOGLEVEL=5
# Debug mode
export AUTOSSH_DEBUG=yes
/usr/local/bin/screen /usr/local/bin/autossh -vv -- $SSH_OPTIONS -o 'ControlPath none' -R 1999:localhost:22 nagios@123.456.78.9 -fN