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Re: running program in background
- From: Hidong Kim <kim emeraldbiostructures com>
- To: redhat-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: running program in background
- Date: Wed Feb 27 22:04:01 2002
Devon wrote:
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> On Wednesday 27 February 2002 09:38 pm, Julian Opificius wrote:
> > Could somebody please remind me how to run a program (in this case,
> > SETI) from the command line such that it will stay running when I close
> > the window?
>
> In the case of seti:
> cd setidirectory
> ./setiathome -email &
The & will run the job in the background. But if you log out of your
session, I think the job will die. If you use nohup, your job will
continue to run after you log out, as long as the machine stays up. You
can do 'nohup <command> &' to run the job in the background, and have it
persist after you log out. nohup should be in /usr/bin/nohup.
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