Victor Munoz wrote: > ... I have noticed today that I suddenly lose the connection between > both machines. (In fact, I'm writing this at home, where the sid > machine is, and connecting via ssh to the squeeze machine, and I've > had to restart this email twice because the terminal hangs.) So > maybe it's something to do with ssh, but then again, wouldn't know > what, as I can ssh, rsync, scp between both and everthing looks > fine. And unison itself is fine, until it is time to copy files. This makes me think that there is a NAT router or other device that is sometimes losing the virtual circuit between the machines. Starting a new connection works but the old connection is sometimes idled out? Usually people run into that problem with idle connections and need to set up a diddle to keep the connection alive. But you are using it so it doesn't quite match but I am mentioning it anyway. You might check your router hardware. You might run a ping in another window and seeing if you are seeing any packet loss. If you found a high packet loss between the systems then that would point to the hardware between them. Bob
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