Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote: >Hi List, > > I'm having an annoying trouble. I log from a remote machine via >ssh to a Linux box (MDK or RedHat), and start a job that it'll take days >computing and when I logoff (via 'exit', 'logout', whatever), log hangs, >not closing ssh connection and thus not releasing the console from where I >start the login. If I log, run whatever I want but all finished before I >logout, it's OK. If I log (all via ssh) to a SGI machine this problem >doesn't happen. So I'm concluding it must be a problem in SSHD for Linux >(a configuration problem?). > >The SSH versions: >MDK: openssh-server-2.5.2p2-3mdk >Redhat: openssh-2.5.2p2-5 >SGI: SSH Version 2.0.13 > Does your job use X? If so it may be using forwarded X connection. You may use $ ssh -f yourjob to start the job (if you know the command exactly in advance). If it does not use X or any other forwarded connections it may still use the stdin/stdout. try $ ssh yourserver server$ nohup yourjob server$ exit $ <ssh session should have terminated by now> you may try ssh -f in this case as well
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