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From:	"Dmitry Semyonov" <linulin AT gmail DOT com>
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On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 13:33, Edward Ludlow wrote:

> I have data on a remote mySQL server that to edit, I have to SSH port
> forward to.
 [...]
> This works fine, except that once connected, if there's no communication
> with the mysql server for a certain period of time (sometimes < 5 minutes,
> other times > 20 mins) the connection drops.

Avoid asking questions of FAQ type. (That is, when the answer could be
easily found using Google, etc.)

Add "ServerAliveInterval     300" line into your /etc/ssh_config

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