Hey guys,
I use my DSL line to avoid my Manhattan office by using remote X sessions on
my home linux box to access linux machines in my office. I was telnetting
directly into the linux boxes, but ran into trouble with the telnet sessions
timing out . I got around this my logging into the Cube firewall, then
telnetting to the various linux machines hiding behind the Cube. Generally
this works great. But, and you knew there would be a but...
1. my X sessions (established after logging into X server, after logging into
the firewall) continue to have a time-out issue. My telnet sessions do not
(remain open for days/weeks). The X time-out is is annoying, but not
annoying enough to lure me onto a Manhattan bound train. I woud like to
de-time-out my X sessions if possible. Any experience out there with this?
2. After a few weeks of withering X sessions, one of my workhorse linux x
servers shows 182 users which is comprised of approx. 181 dead X sessions
from the previous weeks. Is this causing a resource drain on the machine and
how can I get rid of these short of a shutdown?
Any hints, links, or resources would be appreciated.
Michaell Taylor
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