Re: nohup
- From: Laurenz Albe <invite@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 Jul 2006 07:38:41 GMT
vinayag <ravinayag@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
See if the problem goes away if you start the program with
nohup command >outputfile 2>&1 &
no i am not obey this cmd..
You will have to write English if you want me to understand you.
i am not sure about this command.
let u explain the details...
nohup command >outputfile 2>&1 &
what has the 2 represents here....???
One more thing I ask of you: please do not top post.
Ok, I'll explain a little more detailed.
Since you said that you cannot close the ssh window after you have started
a command with nohup, I wondered whether it could be connected to
standard output or standard error - the '>outputfile' would redirect
standard output to 'outputfile', and the '2>&1' would redirect standard
error to standard output (in that case, also to 'outputfile').
I realize not that my suggestion is probably quite useless because
'nohup' automatically redirects stdout and stderr to a file.
Maybe the command you start opens a window on X? Is that possible?
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
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