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Subject: Re: SSH strangeness on 4.9 
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I only ever see this (from FreeBSD to Solaris) if I have a background job 
running when I try to log out.  I just put this down to the background job 
having /dev/tty or STDIN or some other shared resource opened on the SSH link.