Re:Systemd, ten years later: a historical and technical retr...
by magicalhippo on Monday May 04, 2020 @09:22AM
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> This is basically the same behavior as Windows where anything not going through the task scheduler ends when you log out.
But when using remote connections, ie RDP, the default is that your session is disconnected. You have to actively choose to log out of an RDP session.
When using SSH I typically want the same. If I put my laptop to sleep or a networking issue causes the TCP connection to end, I want my terminal session to be restored when I reconnect via SSH.
But when using remote connections, ie RDP, the default is that your session is disconnected. You have to actively choose to log out of an RDP session.
When using SSH I typically want the same. If I put my laptop to sleep or a networking issue causes the TCP connection to end, I want my terminal session to be restored when I reconnect via SSH.