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Forum: Red Hat 04-04-2019
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Posted By MadeInGermany
I am not sure what your version of nohup is...
I am not sure what your version of nohup is doing.
Try the following nohup.sh script:
#!/bin/sh
# ignore signals HUP INT QUIT
trap "" 1 2 3
# redirect filedescriptors 0...6
exec "$@" </dev/null...
Forum: Red Hat 04-04-2019
9,173
Posted By Peasant
Use screen, just run the script, detach session. ...
Use screen, just run the script, detach session.

Great tool, written exactly for your use case, and many others.

Hope that helps
Regards
Peasant
Forum: Red Hat 04-03-2019
9,173
Posted By Neo
You should consider configuring your ssh terminal...
You should consider configuring your ssh terminal client to send keep alives.

The way I read your post is that you are remotely logged into a server using ssh and you are having trouble with...
Forum: Red Hat 04-03-2019
9,173
Posted By Corona688
If these programs are opening /dev/tty by...
If these programs are opening /dev/tty by themselves, nohup can't stop them from getting the boot. Running from crontab they wouldn't, as opening /dev/tty wouldn't get anything anyway.

I'd be...
Forum: UNIX and Linux Applications 07-20-2017
3,165
Posted By cero
Your goal is to loop through all tables in schema...
Your goal is to loop through all tables in schema HR, count the records and display the results? The reason your procedure shows the error is because tab_var and not the content of the variable with...
Forum: What is on Your Mind? 12-01-2015
1,192
Posted By cjcox
Yes... you are nuts. But aren't we all? Enjoy...
Yes... you are nuts. But aren't we all? Enjoy your new toy!!
1,258
Posted By Aia
It appears to me that what you are craving is how...
It appears to me that what you are craving is how to do object oriented code in Perl. Ultimately, that's what you need to know in order to make use of any code you will find in CPAN, effectively.
...
1,258
Posted By Aia
Perl reusable code is all about separation of...
Perl reusable code is all about separation of namespace code and careful management of variable scope.

Here are some thoughts on it.

require() function is like #include in C programming, but...
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