Hi
When i start a program via a telnet login the process is ended when i close
the telnet connection.
Is there a way to close the telnet session without ending the process i
started ?
(i am newbie ,so excuse me for the question )
Johan
Hi
When i start a program via a telnet login the process is ended when i close
the telnet connection.
Is there a way to close the telnet session without ending the process i
started ?
(i am newbie ,so excuse me for the question )
Johan
Sagaert Johan wrote:
When i start a program via a telnet login the process is ended when i close
the telnet connection.Is there a way to close the telnet session without ending the process i
started ?
Depends on your shell, but try putting “nohup” at the start of your
command-line.
–
Chris Herborth (cherborth@qnx.com)
Never send a monster to do the work of an evil scientist.
If there are free consoles you can ditto a console and the execute commands in
that console.
Sagaert Johan wrote:
Hi
When i start a program via a telnet login the process is ended when i close
the telnet connection.Is there a way to close the telnet session without ending the process i
started ?(i am newbie ,so excuse me for the question )
Johan
nohup command
or
on -t /dev/null command
Joan Baucells wrote:
If there are free consoles you can ditto a console and the execute commands in
that console.Sagaert Johan wrote:
HiWhen i start a program via a telnet login the process is ended when i close
the telnet connection.Is there a way to close the telnet session without ending the process i
started ?(i am newbie ,so excuse me for the question )
Johan