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Hey guys! I have my firewall (Endian) set up for distributed computing with F@H. I access the firewall using Putty. Now I can kick the program off but as soon ...
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    Run an application as a background process

    Hey guys!

    I have my firewall (Endian) set up for distributed computing with F@H. I access the firewall using Putty. Now I can kick the program off but as soon as I close the Putty console, the program stops. Now I remember there being something like an arguement that allows me to run a program as a background process.

    If you could help me it would be great!

    Steve
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    i dont have any exeperience in Putty but you can run any process in background using '&'.
    e.g. konqueror &




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    Besides using & to put in the bg, if it's a program that's already running, you could hit Ctrl-Z then type bg %1

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    Thanks guys!
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