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From: Mark Koenen <markko@sci.kun.nl>
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Subject: Timed out
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Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 15:44:17 +0100 (MET)
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Hi,

When I don't use my Z-shell on a remote computer for a while, I get
disconnected (after about 15 minutes):

   markko @ kunhp1>Read from remote host kunhp1.cogsci.kun.nl: Connection reset by peer
   Connection to kunhp1.cogsci.kun.nl closed.


In ~/.zshrc I have:

   TMOUT=0

I use zsh-3.0.5. Anyone knows how to avoid this little nasty thing?

Thanx in advance,
Mark.