Automatically increase OpenShift SSH timeout
When I SSH into my gear on OpenShift the default SSH timeout is 300 seconds, which I find too short. I can run either of the following commands in the terminal to fix this:
export TMOUT=30000
unset TMOUT
However, doing this on each login is a chore and I sometimes forget. I don't appear to be able to edit .bashrc, and putting these commands in $OPENSHIFT_DATA_DIR/.bash_profile doesn't work either.
I have resorted to echoing a reminder message from my .bash_profile and appending export TMOUT=30000 to my bash history with history -s "export TMOUT=30000". This, at least, makes it easier to run the command while also giving me a reminder.
But ideally this would happen automatically. Is there any way to achieve this?
Вы можете написать скрипт bash для запроса имени и ip и запустить:
ssh -t name@ip 'export TMOUT=30000; bash -l'
Затем, если у вас его еще нет, создайте файл .bash_logout для запуска "unset TMOUT"
Я думаю, это должно сработать и сделать вашу жизнь проще :)
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