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Questions tagged [nohup]

The nohup standard utility and the nohup builtin from shells like csh, which cause the SIGHUP signal to be ignored

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I was running a nohup'd badblock scan when I started running another nohup job in the same directory. I was assuming the jobs might mess up each others output, but what happend was (in aftersight no ...
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I have observed the following and want to understand why: First, I run a Node server that listens on a port on a remote server using: nohup my-app & Next there are two cases: I logout of the ...
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I have tried almost every solution on Stack Exchange (except for nohup; it seems like that is not an ideal loophole), but Systemd still kills my background processes. I also tried starting a Tmux ...
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I'm running a script (in a Laravel project) that takes a few hours to complete. nohup to prevent it from exiting if my ssh session is disconnected. nohup php artisan do:thing 2>&1 | tee ~/tmp ...
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Can you make nohup ./file $1 $2 & (which runs ./file in the background) create nohup.out only for errors and not for standard output? But please without manually specifying nohup.out i.e. nohup ./...
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I'm running python on my server. I want to add date and time info to my nohup log file's lines. Log file content similar to what I want to do (inside log file): 09/09/2023 07:13 Traceback (most recent ...
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I am working in a conda environment and want to keep running after my disconnect. Normally, I use nohup for this purpose but is it possible to use nohup in a conda environment? nohup bash program.sh ...
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I open and connect an ssh terminal window shell to my server and run this: nohup sleep 50000 & When I then run ps I see this: PID TTY TIME CMD 1 ? 00:00:00 bash 56 ? ...
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