05-11-2011
Hi,
I have tried to use TMOUT as variable before and the results are still the same.
But now i got the workout already as intsead append the variable TMOUT in the middle of the .profile, i had append it to the top of the file as first line in the .profile.
My putty had stay more than 60secs as according to the TMOUT i had specified.
Thanks.
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