In Linux, how do you run a command, e.g. ls -la /bin/, in the backgroup and make sure it continues running even if you log out?
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nohup ls -la /bin/ &
^^nohup ensure that the SIGHUP(terminate signal) is ignored (i.e. even if terminal is closed/you log out), & runs command in backgroud
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In Linux, how do you run a command, e.g. ls -la /bin/, in the backgroup and make sure it continues running even if you log out?
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In Linux, how do you run a command, e.g. ls -la /bin/, in the backgroup and make sure it continues running even if you log out?
Answer
nohup ls -la /bin/ &
^^nohup ensure that the SIGHUP(terminate signal) is ignored (i.e. even if terminal is closed/you log out), & runs command in backgroud
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4. Basic Commands sense later.) lynx <url> Opens a URL [URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator--a web address.] at the console. Try lynx http://lwn.net/ . links <url> Another text-based web browser. <span>nohup <command> & Runs a command in the background, appending any output the command may produce to the file nohup.out in your home directory. nohup has the useful feature that the command will continue
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