I am using a Debian wheezy mainly to play music and browse web as a shared computer. Problem is that all SSH connections freeze the computer for a moment when initiated. To be clear: all these SSH connections work normally from any other computer, so the problem is more likely on the client sending the requests than on the server receiving it. What I see when I initiate an SSH connection:CPU usage goes up to 100% (according to the small display on taskbar)All applications freeze e.g. music stops playing and top command on terminal freezesAfter an about minute, I finally get the password prompt to login and at that point the freeze is over and all starts to work normally (the example login below was just login and logout immediately to get an approximation of the time used)Other things I have looked into:I can ping the servers I am connecting toSFTP does not work eitherAll other connections work seemingly fineBehind the link is more information about the process (I changed the usernames and computer names). Is there something I am missing about what could be causing this problem?http://pastebin.com/eScXsL2p
SSH freezes the whole computer when logging in
debian;ssh;freeze