Feature request: don't deactivate tunnels on sleep

Instead of closing tunnels when the Mac sleeps, can you detect whether the tunnels are alive when the Mac awakens and re-open them if not?

This would be useful to me, because I use tunnels for activities (eg, terminal sessions) that die when the server closes the tunnel due to inactivity while my Mac sleeps. The server in question has a timeout interval of about 2 hours.

I don't expect Meerkat to keep my terminal sessions alive across close/re-open cycles but was hoping it would automate the task of re-opening the tunnels after the server closed them.

Any chance of getting this onto your To Do list? I'm guessing it would complicate the program, since you would have to figure out whether the tunnels were still alive when the Mac awakens. Some combination of the the ssh options ServerAliveCountMax and ServerAliveInterval might do the trick.

Thanks!