SSH Sessions drop after inactivity, new in 10.5.2

In article ,
Lewis wrote:
>It was dead simple, all I did was edit the /etc/ssh_config (not
>sshd_config)
>
>and add these lines:
>
>ServerAliveInterval 60
>TCPKeepAlive yes

While this should work, you may wish to make those changes in
~/.ssh/config, not /etc/ssh_config. Files in /etc are subject to
being overwritten by Mac OS X updates. When ssh is invoked, it runs
/etc/ssh_config first, and then ~/.ssh/config; anything explicitly set
in the latter (your own personal setting) will supersede the former.

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In article , Sally Shears
wrote:

> In article , Sally Shears
> wrote:
>
> > I have just encountered a new behavior in 10.5.2
> >
> > I run Terminal on my Mac and have several SSH sessions going with Linux
> > hosts. These are command-line terminal sessions (not X windows), for
> > example
> >
> > ssh username.RemoveThis@host.domain.com
> >
> > .. and I keep an SSH tunnel open to one server.
>
> The resolution...
....snip...
> Reinstallation of 10.5.1 (archive and install) and then applying the
> updates solved all the problems.

And, it's back... SSH sessions drop after 10 minutes of inactivity.

Seems to happen after or on a trip, where I'm changing "Location" in
the Apple menu, using hotel and airport connections (where you login
with a web browser). Also had one complete freeze-up when changing
from WiFi to ethernet. I sense trouble in changing network connections
in 10.5.2.

Will get more data with ssh -v, ssh -v -v

Thanks for all the pointers.

-- Sally

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