for the program to keep running even after you log off, you need nohup before
the command. If you just use the &, it will put it in the background, but when
you log off, it will kill the process.
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001, Vineeta wrote:
--"sold silva.lt" wrote:
-- How can i run a program from telnet and when i logoff it keeps
--running??
--
--run it with a trailing "&".
--Eg. netscape &
--
-- How can i see if the program is still runing?
--
--ps -eaf|grep "program name"
--
-- How can i see what is the program is doing at any time from telnel or
--local?
--
--ps again shows whether it's running or not.
--
--Cheers,
--Vineeta
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