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Find the ssh tunnel's process id running on a specific port: ps aux | grep <port number>. and kill the process: kill -9 <process id>.

This will open an SSH connection to remotehost , set up port forwarding and call cat on the remote host. It also instructs the local MySQL to connect to what it ...

To close your SSH tunnel. Type exit in the SSH session that you used to create the tunnel. Need Help? Technical issues with our website? Troubleshooting ...

1. Close the previous connection. · @GeraldSchneider How to close the connection? Can it list all the ssh connection items? · list the running ...

Find the PID with the ps command and send it a QUIT signal with the kill command. Find the PID with: ps -o pid,cmd | grep ssh.

Assuming you ran this command: ssh -f [email protected] -L 3306:mysql-server.com:3306 -N as described in the post you linked.

1 Answer 1 ... Start by setting up a custom SSH key for connecting to myhost. Then, edit your .ssh/authorized_keys file on myhost so that the ...

The answer to that is because I'm using the Warp terminal, and had CTRL + C bound to the Copy command because I use Windows and Linux a lot, ...

To kill the tunnel, use ps -C ssh or ps | grep ssh or any other variant to determine which ssh process is running your tunnel. Then kill it.

The command Close SSH Tunnel closes the SSH tunnel opened from the connection initiated with the server by the command SSH Login. This connection was previously ...