>> In my environment I need to tunnel SB's pop3proxy app through an ssh
>> connection.
Tim> Why do you need to kill a process externally? For example, why
Tim> can't you make "please stop now" a part of the protocol, so that a
Tim> process can terminate itself gracefully when told to?
I start the background ssh process from within pop3proxy, so it seems to me
I ought to be the one to terminate it. As for protocol, I'm not aware of
another way to terminate a running ssh other than to call kill(2) with a
specified signal. That's more-or-less the Unix way. I don't have the
luxury of modifying ssh to understand some application-specific protocol.
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