SSH Reference Manual

DETAIL
If the DETAIL flag is set, detailed information is displayed.
WIDTH
The number <width> is the maximum number of characters per output line. If WIDTH is not specified the default value
80 is assumed. In order to avoid a new line when the terminal is configured with line wrapping on, the line will only be
filled with one character less than the specified width.
RECURSIVE
This attribute controls if the sessions, channels and opener are displayed as well. A hierarchy is assumed with SSH2 at
the top, sessions below and channels below sessions. Openers are displayed below SSH2 as well, when RECURSIVE is
specified.
LOG-ONLY
Normally the output of the STATUS command will be displayed at the terminal the SSHCOM was started. With LOG-
ONLY flag set, the output will be written to the log file, if logging to a file is enabled.
SELECT
The SELECT option allows defining a specific set of attributes that will be displayed instead of the default attribute set
(there are two default sets, one for detailed output and one for non-detailed output). An attribute name specified for
<attr> must be one of the names displayed in the detailed status output.
STATUS SESSION
Status information about the currently existing ssh sessions in the SSH2 process will be displayed. The command has the
following syntax:
STATUS SESSION { <session-id> | *}
[,DETAIL]
[,WIDTH <width>]
[,RECURSIVE]
[,LOG-ONLY]
[,SELECT ( [<attr>] [, <attr>] ... ) ]
[,WHERE ( [<attr-filter>] [, <attr-filter>] ... ) ]
[,FILTER-STATISTICS [ ONLY ]]
<session-id>
The internally assigned identifier (positive integer) of a session. Alternatively the wild card character '*' can be specified
instead of a session id.
The individual options have the following meaning and syntax:
DETAIL
If the DETAIL flag is set, detailed information is displayed.
WIDTH
The number <width> is the maximum number of characters per output line. If WIDTH is not specified the default value
80 is assumed. In order to avoid a new line when the terminal is configured with line wrapping on, the line will only be
filled with one character less than the specified width.
RECURSIVE
This attribute controls if the channels related to a specific session are displayed after each session. A hierarchy is
assumed with SSH2 at the top, sessions below and channels below sessions. Openers are below SSH2.
LOG-ONLY
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