Title
To many SSH Sessions open on managed Servers
Platform
Website - Chrome
Server Installation Method
Docker
Version
1.11.0
Troubleshooting
The Problem
For every SSH Connection to a Host there will be many SSH Sessions established, so when there is a MaxSessions entry in the /etc/ssh/sshd_config there will be issues at some time when the MaxSessions Value is reached. This happens very fast, if you use the Filemanager. Every click on a directory will open a new SSH Session. That should not happen. Winscp for instance is using only one Session to handle all requests to the System. The Server Statistics having Problems too with to many SSH Sessions.
So it would be good, if the Session Handling for SSH is redesigned.
How to Reproduce
Make a MaxSessions entry in the ssd_config on the Target Host. For instance 5.
Establish connections to the Host with Termix (Terminal, Server Stats, FileManager)
View the Sessions on the Target Host for example with ps -ef | grep ssh
The Server Stats will often not be viewed correctly and the FileManager will produce Errors.
Additional Context
No response
Title
To many SSH Sessions open on managed Servers
Platform
Website - Chrome
Server Installation Method
Docker
Version
1.11.0
Troubleshooting
The Problem
For every SSH Connection to a Host there will be many SSH Sessions established, so when there is a MaxSessions entry in the /etc/ssh/sshd_config there will be issues at some time when the MaxSessions Value is reached. This happens very fast, if you use the Filemanager. Every click on a directory will open a new SSH Session. That should not happen. Winscp for instance is using only one Session to handle all requests to the System. The Server Statistics having Problems too with to many SSH Sessions.
So it would be good, if the Session Handling for SSH is redesigned.
How to Reproduce
Make a MaxSessions entry in the ssd_config on the Target Host. For instance 5.
Establish connections to the Host with Termix (Terminal, Server Stats, FileManager)
View the Sessions on the Target Host for example with ps -ef | grep ssh
The Server Stats will often not be viewed correctly and the FileManager will produce Errors.
Additional Context
No response