On Tue, 31 Oct 2000, kf wrote:
>
> Yeah, but you have to do the nohup at the beginning. I.e., you'll have to
> Ctrl-C out of the app and restart it inside of the
>
> nohup [app args ...] &
>
> If you're doing much of this, see man screen. The "screen" utility allows
> you to start an app in a "window" close the window, go to another net
> node, and open it back up again there.
>
> hth,
> kf
>
If you happen to be running bash 2.x, you can also use the 'disown'
builtin. 'disown -h' is handy, as it keeps the job from getting killed
when you log out, but keeps it in your jobs list.
man bash for details.
Bill Carlson
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