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08-30-2008
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on AIX UNIX ksh it work use it:
press (ctrl+z ) to stop that job then run (jobs) it who id of stoped job_id the for running that job in foreground use(fg %<job_id>) the for running that job in background use(bg %<job_id>) and to start it in nohup use (nohup `bg %<job_id>`)
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08-30-2008
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Hi, bakunin.
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$ jobs $ version =o aix 5.1 $ jobs $ sleep 100 & [1] 30552 $ nohup -p $! Sending nohup output to nohup.out. nohup: -p: A file or directory in the path name does not exist. $ echo $! 30552
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08-31-2008
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nohup Command Still, i have seen in the meantime, while sifting through older documentation, that "-p" is nonstandard. I have never needed it until recently, when i looked it up and found that option - so i took it for granted, unaware that it is not as common as i thought. bakunin
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09-03-2008
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i face the same problem with the nohup commnad,anyway if you want the nohup to run
successfully dont use the ctrl + Z,just close the telnet window and go out the system login to the system again and you can see that your program is working nohup /usr/bin/ksh <xxx>.sh i try it on tru UNIX V4.0F and it works
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