If you know you're going to log off the local machine after you SSH session, than try something like
you@localhost ssh you@remotehost && exit
when you type exit on the remotehost it will exit with a status 0 and then the localhost will log you off.
if the exit status is anything but zero (say you lose internet and you get bumped off) it will not execute the exit command. To do this you must replace the double-ampersands with a semi-colan ';' This method doesn't care about exit status.
On 1/22/07, Daniel Bauer <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi list,
usually I close the console window by typing "exit". When I su to another user
or open a ssh session session to another PC etc.... I have to type "exit"
twice.
Question: what happens when I just close the konsole window by mouse click?
Will it properly log out/close the ssh connection just the same as if I typed
exit?
Daniel
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