SSH & quot; Write failed: Broken pipe & quot; timeout-related issue fixed, sshpipe

SSH "Write failed: Broken pipe" timeout issue fixed, sshpipe

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When using ssh, the error message "Write failed: Broken pipe" is often prompted because ssh is not operated for a period of time, and then you have to log on to ssh again.

The reason is that it exceeds the time required by the client to send a response. You only need to configure SSH on the server.

Open/etc/ssh/sshd_config

vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config 

Configure the following two items

ClientAliveInterval 360 ClientAliveCountMax 10

Where ClientAliveIntervalIndicates the allowed time-out interval (in seconds ), ClientAliveCountMaxIndicates the number of times timeout is allowed. In combination, timeout is allowed for 360*10 seconds (1 hour)

Restart the following ssh services

service sshd restart

Stopping sshd: [OK]

Starting sshd: [OK]

Done.