If there's no ForceCommand (I think that's what it was called?) in sshd.conf and no command=x in .authorized_keys (if any), you can probably use mosh. It spins up SSH to authenticate and then immediately start a UDP based connection afterwards. Instead of logging out every 15 minutes, you will get a "Last contacted X seconds ago" overlayed every minute, that's sure an improvement. Do note, however, that it keeps your shell running with no way to reattach to it if your machine turns off.
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If there's no
ForceCommand(I think that's what it was called?) in sshd.conf and nocommand=xin.authorized_keys(if any), you can probably usemosh. It spins up SSH to authenticate and then immediately start a UDP based connection afterwards. Instead of logging out every 15 minutes, you will get a "Last contacted X seconds ago" overlayed every minute, that's sure an improvement. Do note, however, that it keeps your shell running with no way to reattach to it if your machine turns off.Thanks for the advice!