PuTTY Fatal Error - Software caused connection abort
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I'm using Putty 0.70 64bit client on my windows 10 to connect to odroidXU4 running ubuntu 18.04 minimal(XU4-20180531) and openssh-server (>= 1:7.6p1-4ubuntu0.1)
I am able to constantly replicate the PuTTY Fatal Error (Network Error: Software caused connection abort) by two ways:
The first way is by using cat on a 70kb text file with 450 lines. PuTTY will partially display the output, hang for awhile, before showing the error.
The second way is to open up vi/vim/nano on a 9kb config file with 263 lines and hold the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey for some seconds. In this case, PuTTY also hangs before showing the error.
However, the disconnect can be avoided when i use less instead of cat. Similarly, it can also be avoided by pressing the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey slowly, one key at a time.
My guess is that there could be a problem in the bufferring, transmission or display, where a larger amount of input/output than usual being send/received in small bursts might be causing the software error.
Does anybody face the similar issue?
Are there any configurations or workarounds that can potentially solve this issue?
Update 1:
I used the windows built in ssh client to no avail.
Openssh-server 1:6.7pl-5 on an OMV3 image (debian jessie) doesn't have this issue. Will try to install an older version of openssh-server.
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I'm using Putty 0.70 64bit client on my windows 10 to connect to odroidXU4 running ubuntu 18.04 minimal(XU4-20180531) and openssh-server (>= 1:7.6p1-4ubuntu0.1)
I am able to constantly replicate the PuTTY Fatal Error (Network Error: Software caused connection abort) by two ways:
The first way is by using cat on a 70kb text file with 450 lines. PuTTY will partially display the output, hang for awhile, before showing the error.
The second way is to open up vi/vim/nano on a 9kb config file with 263 lines and hold the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey for some seconds. In this case, PuTTY also hangs before showing the error.
However, the disconnect can be avoided when i use less instead of cat. Similarly, it can also be avoided by pressing the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey slowly, one key at a time.
My guess is that there could be a problem in the bufferring, transmission or display, where a larger amount of input/output than usual being send/received in small bursts might be causing the software error.
Does anybody face the similar issue?
Are there any configurations or workarounds that can potentially solve this issue?
Update 1:
I used the windows built in ssh client to no avail.
Openssh-server 1:6.7pl-5 on an OMV3 image (debian jessie) doesn't have this issue. Will try to install an older version of openssh-server.
putty openssh
asked Nov 16 at 4:57
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It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
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Nov 16 at 7:39
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I'm using Putty 0.70 64bit client on my windows 10 to connect to odroidXU4 running ubuntu 18.04 minimal(XU4-20180531) and openssh-server (>= 1:7.6p1-4ubuntu0.1)
I am able to constantly replicate the PuTTY Fatal Error (Network Error: Software caused connection abort) by two ways:
The first way is by using cat on a 70kb text file with 450 lines. PuTTY will partially display the output, hang for awhile, before showing the error.
The second way is to open up vi/vim/nano on a 9kb config file with 263 lines and hold the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey for some seconds. In this case, PuTTY also hangs before showing the error.
However, the disconnect can be avoided when i use less instead of cat. Similarly, it can also be avoided by pressing the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey slowly, one key at a time.
My guess is that there could be a problem in the bufferring, transmission or display, where a larger amount of input/output than usual being send/received in small bursts might be causing the software error.
Does anybody face the similar issue?
Are there any configurations or workarounds that can potentially solve this issue?
Update 1:
I used the windows built in ssh client to no avail.
Openssh-server 1:6.7pl-5 on an OMV3 image (debian jessie) doesn't have this issue. Will try to install an older version of openssh-server.
putty openssh
asked Nov 16 at 4:57
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I'm using Putty 0.70 64bit client on my windows 10 to connect to odroidXU4 running ubuntu 18.04 minimal(XU4-20180531) and openssh-server (>= 1:7.6p1-4ubuntu0.1)
I am able to constantly replicate the PuTTY Fatal Error (Network Error: Software caused connection abort) by two ways:
The first way is by using cat on a 70kb text file with 450 lines. PuTTY will partially display the output, hang for awhile, before showing the error.
The second way is to open up vi/vim/nano on a 9kb config file with 263 lines and hold the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey for some seconds. In this case, PuTTY also hangs before showing the error.
However, the disconnect can be avoided when i use less instead of cat. Similarly, it can also be avoided by pressing the pageDownKey/RightArrowKey slowly, one key at a time.
My guess is that there could be a problem in the bufferring, transmission or display, where a larger amount of input/output than usual being send/received in small bursts might be causing the software error.
Does anybody face the similar issue?
Are there any configurations or workarounds that can potentially solve this issue?
Update 1:
I used the windows built in ssh client to no avail.
Openssh-server 1:6.7pl-5 on an OMV3 image (debian jessie) doesn't have this issue. Will try to install an older version of openssh-server.
putty openssh
putty openssh
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It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
– RalfFriedl
Nov 16 at 7:39
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It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
– RalfFriedl
Nov 16 at 7:39
It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
– RalfFriedl
Nov 16 at 7:39
It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
– RalfFriedl
Nov 16 at 7:39
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It could be a problem with the MTU along the way.
– RalfFriedl
Nov 16 at 7:39