Hello all, Basically my goal is:
run screen: screen -d -m python myscript.py which then moves it into the background. myscript.py also launches some other python scripts over time. However, once myscript.py ends, then all the other scripts are gone forever, since the screen closes too. They are not running at all under ps aux | grep otherscript.py I CAN just simply go: screen and hit enter after the welcome message, and then run: python myscript.py and all is well.... However this takes a lot longer and is harder for me to automate for my means. I'm basically looking for one command or argument that I can send to screen to have it run: screen -d -m python myscript.py and NOT die when myscript.py terminates. Thank you -- Zak Kinion zkin...@gmail.com _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
