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I submitted a ksh script in the background last night before leaving work:
./ping_test & When I came into work this morning I discovered that it had stopped running when my session timed out. So, I then tried it again this morning and logged out before letting it time out as one unix site suggested that. Same result. The script stopped running. I need this script to run until I manually kill it. Any ideas? I am using an AIX 4.3.3. Thanks. |
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