Stopping Detached Mosh Sessions
Mosh (the mobile shell is a remote terminal application
that allows roaming, supports intermittent connectivity,
and provides intelligent local echo and line editing of user
keystrokes. It works as a replacement for Interactive SSH terminals,
and can go between Wi-Fi, Cell, and long-distance links.
If your mosh connections gets closed improperly, you may see the
following message the next time you log in:
<![CDATA[Mosh: You have a detached Mosh session on this server (mosh
[Mosh-PID]).]]>
For security reasons, Mosh connections can only be reconnected to the
corresponding client. If that client is dead or closed improperly
(such as the client closing while the user is disconnected from the
Internet or network), the only option is to kill the listening server
with kill [Mosh-PID].
Anton McClure /
anton@aperture.nonpaged.com