If you know that there is a possibility of non-ascii characters, then why use cat?
Isn't that like aiming at your foot and pulling the trigger to see if the gun is loaded?
I.E: Not your best idea of all time.
Have you tried to telnet in and re-start the shell that you have cat'd to death?
PS: You have your cause and effect reversed: "Broken ssh gives a broken pipe" is the order, although that might not be what you have seen at the remote end.
Last edited by knc1; 01-27-2019 at 09:03 AM.
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