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I have startup script which should run three screens with programs.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 5
screen -dmS "minecraft2" bash -c "/home/minecraft2/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "minecraft3" bash -c "/home/minecraft/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "bungee" bash -c "/home/bungee/run.sh" &
echo "done"
but the command screen -ls
return that only minecraft2 is running.
When i delete the & char only the bungee is running.
I tried sh and nothing instead of bash but that did not help.
All files is executable and the command itself is working.
In the run.sh script is only java command to run jar file
linux shell-script gnu-screen
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I have startup script which should run three screens with programs.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 5
screen -dmS "minecraft2" bash -c "/home/minecraft2/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "minecraft3" bash -c "/home/minecraft/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "bungee" bash -c "/home/bungee/run.sh" &
echo "done"
but the command screen -ls
return that only minecraft2 is running.
When i delete the & char only the bungee is running.
I tried sh and nothing instead of bash but that did not help.
All files is executable and the command itself is working.
In the run.sh script is only java command to run jar file
linux shell-script gnu-screen
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You don't need&
at the end when you're starting detachedscreen
sessions. Are the scripts working withoutscreen
? Aro you able to start an interactivescreen
session and run the samebash -c
commands?
â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
1
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (becauserun.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), thescreen
session is terminated.
â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20
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I have startup script which should run three screens with programs.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 5
screen -dmS "minecraft2" bash -c "/home/minecraft2/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "minecraft3" bash -c "/home/minecraft/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "bungee" bash -c "/home/bungee/run.sh" &
echo "done"
but the command screen -ls
return that only minecraft2 is running.
When i delete the & char only the bungee is running.
I tried sh and nothing instead of bash but that did not help.
All files is executable and the command itself is working.
In the run.sh script is only java command to run jar file
linux shell-script gnu-screen
I have startup script which should run three screens with programs.
#!/bin/bash
sleep 5
screen -dmS "minecraft2" bash -c "/home/minecraft2/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "minecraft3" bash -c "/home/minecraft/run.sh" &
screen -dmS "bungee" bash -c "/home/bungee/run.sh" &
echo "done"
but the command screen -ls
return that only minecraft2 is running.
When i delete the & char only the bungee is running.
I tried sh and nothing instead of bash but that did not help.
All files is executable and the command itself is working.
In the run.sh script is only java command to run jar file
linux shell-script gnu-screen
asked Jun 14 at 20:09
Adam Perinay
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You don't need&
at the end when you're starting detachedscreen
sessions. Are the scripts working withoutscreen
? Aro you able to start an interactivescreen
session and run the samebash -c
commands?
â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
1
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (becauserun.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), thescreen
session is terminated.
â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
1
You don't need&
at the end when you're starting detachedscreen
sessions. Are the scripts working withoutscreen
? Aro you able to start an interactivescreen
session and run the samebash -c
commands?
â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
1
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (becauserun.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), thescreen
session is terminated.
â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20
1
1
You don't need
&
at the end when you're starting detached screen
sessions. Are the scripts working without screen
? Aro you able to start an interactive screen
session and run the same bash -c
commands?â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
You don't need
&
at the end when you're starting detached screen
sessions. Are the scripts working without screen
? Aro you able to start an interactive screen
session and run the same bash -c
commands?â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
1
1
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (because
run.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), the screen
session is terminated.â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (because
run.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), the screen
session is terminated.â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20
add a comment |Â
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You don't need
&
at the end when you're starting detachedscreen
sessions. Are the scripts working withoutscreen
? Aro you able to start an interactivescreen
session and run the samebash -c
commands?â Kusalananda
Jun 14 at 20:16
1
Also bear in mind that if the commands complete (because
run.sh
tips over rather than starting a service that should keep running), thescreen
session is terminated.â DopeGhoti
Jun 14 at 20:20