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How do I keep jobs running after logout?
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Possible Duplicate: How do I fork a process that doesn't die when shell exits? Sometimes I remotely connect to my Ubuntu using NX. I then run some jobs in the background, e.g.: However, when I log out, the jobs stop running. How can I make them continue even after I log out?
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The shell kills all processes in its process group when it ends, by sending SIGHUP. If you run the bash shell, you can type to keep it running after you log out. This removes it from the list of processes it will send signals to. Or you can launch t…
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