One of my friends gave me a link to this interesting article http://mina.naguib.ca/blog/2012/10/22/the-little-ssh-that-sometimes-couldnt.html
It's a couple weeks old now so people may have read it already, but it's the first time I've seen it. The person works at a company where they use SSH for transmitting log files and lots of other stuff, and they ran into issues between two of their sites when sometimes it would work fine, and sometimes it wouldn't.
It's worth a read, as this person went beyond what I would be capable of to diagnose the issue, and it was cool to read through all the steps that the person took and their results.
I don't know whether the more experienced people here have done similar stuff before, or if this is perhaps common for some people. But for me I've never seen this sort of thing and thought it was cool.
It's a couple weeks old now so people may have read it already, but it's the first time I've seen it. The person works at a company where they use SSH for transmitting log files and lots of other stuff, and they ran into issues between two of their sites when sometimes it would work fine, and sometimes it wouldn't.
It's worth a read, as this person went beyond what I would be capable of to diagnose the issue, and it was cool to read through all the steps that the person took and their results.
I don't know whether the more experienced people here have done similar stuff before, or if this is perhaps common for some people. But for me I've never seen this sort of thing and thought it was cool.
