Prevent a background process from being stopped after closing SSH client:
by CloudFire · in Torque Developer Network · 04/16/2010 (4:52 am) · 3 replies
Hi All
I am running a dedicated server (GoDaddy) in remote linux machine.
I am connecting and exec the server program through SSH (terminal) from my machine.
when i close the terminal the server connection was lost.
Once again i have to open the terminal and then i have to exec through SSH.
i have a given a command
./0_Login.sh &
but when i close the terminal the connection was also lost and the background process was also lost. .
I have to prevent a background process from being stopped after closing SSH client.
the .sh file should constantly run after SSH client is closed.
how can i do that.
I am running a dedicated server (GoDaddy) in remote linux machine.
I am connecting and exec the server program through SSH (terminal) from my machine.
when i close the terminal the server connection was lost.
Once again i have to open the terminal and then i have to exec through SSH.
i have a given a command
./0_Login.sh &
but when i close the terminal the connection was also lost and the background process was also lost. .
I have to prevent a background process from being stopped after closing SSH client.
the .sh file should constantly run after SSH client is closed.
how can i do that.
#2
05/06/2010 (6:47 am)
You want to install "screen". Then you run it, get a shell and run the program from there. Ctrl-a,ctrl-d to push the screen into the background, "screen -r" to recover the session. This is the simplest method for beginners :) 
CloudFire
I heard is an Daemon Process. Could any one help me to set up the Daemon Process in linux.