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Greetings, i have some applications i want to run on backgrond proccess, when i run it i put the "&" at the final, then i press Ctrl+Z to put it ...
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- 06-18-2010 #1Just Joined!
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Backgrounds proccess aren't running
Greetings, i have some applications i want to run on backgrond proccess, when i run it i put the "&" at the final, then i press Ctrl+Z to put it on background, when i type "jobs" it shows all the jobs on background, all stopped, when i put fg %1, its shows the proccess, but when i type "jobs" still showing "stopped". I want it to run on bgrnd proccess since if i close the putty terminal it stops all proccess.
What should i do to make it running on background? My distro is Debian Linux, thanks a lot and have a nice day
- 06-22-2010 #2Just Joined!
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The & should be all you need, this puts the job in the background from the start. Typing Ctrl+Z is what is stopping your jobs, after Ctrl+Z you need to type bg to resume the jobs in the background.
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This page should help: Ubuntu Tip: How To Launch Programs In The Background From A Terminal WindowJay
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