Just a short one here, but I spend a lot of time using SSH to connect to a remote server and occassionally a session will freeze. Usually my solution is to close the terminal and start again, but there’s a neater way to just cancel the SSH session itself. Enter these keys, one after the other (not together):
[enter] ~ .
That is, the enter
key, the tilde
, and a period
. Your SSH session should close and you can re-open it without starting a new terminal.
Thanks John! This was really bugging me! 🙂
Awesome tip, John. I generally try a hard reset but when it’s frozen, it’s frozen. 🙂