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*nix hacks
A log of what I've been doing with various unix systems
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
ping keep shell
If you don't want an SSH session to timeout you can leave the following command running.
ping -i 30 $host
This command sends a single ping to $host every 30 seconds by using ping's interval option.
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