If that doesn't work, delete the registry key again and try KiTTY if that registry key is created again, then uninstall KiTTY, delete that key and figure out what the developer who felt he needed to fork perfectly good working software has screwed up. Try editing your registry and deleting HKCU\Software\SimonTatham then try PuTTY again. I wonder if KiTTY has some bad default setting. I can leave my SSH session up with PuTTY connected to my node for weeks or longer if one of the machines are not rebooted in that time frame. I've been using PuTTY since 0.48 and have had no problem on any version of Windows from 98 through Win 7, including this very second running 0.61 of PuTTY on Win7, XP and Win 2008 server.
Should I just try adding these? Usually most config files will have valid options commented out, or so I've seen.ĭescription Successor or cheap knock-off, er I mean "fork"?
I took a look and ClientAliveInterval and ClientAliveCountMax are not currently referenced anywhere in my sshd_config. There may be a counterpart ServerAliveInterval or something similarly named that you can set in KiTTY as well. I've found the following settings to work well for me serverside. Should I just try adding these? Usually most config files will have valid options commented out, or so I've seen. > There may be a counterpart ServerAliveInterval or something similarly named that you can set in KiTTY as well. This app also comes with a great feature protects you against keyboard input accidentally.> I've found the following settings to work well for me serverside. KiTTY has GUI very easy to use with the icon the and box individually configured.
KiTTY has many technical features, including the ability to add a password automatically, run the commands automatically and you can run the script is hosted locally on the remote session, this is really useful. KiTTY is a small application client telnet / SSH. Download KiTTY 0 - A small application client telnet / SSH helps you can run the script is hosted locally on the remote session KiTTY:
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