SSH : launch task and leave it running even if I quit the terminal [duplicate]
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I want to launch a task through ssh and then exit my terminal and have my task continuing on my ssh server.
I have tried a bunch of things which did not work, such as :
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask &
[1] 12345
server$ logout
Or
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask
(then hit [Ctrl]+[Z])
server$ logout
Or even
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress -f "mytask"
(and then close my terminal)
But even in my last attempt, closing my terminal would stop the task.
How should I proceed?
Thanks in advance!!
ssh command-line terminal
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I want to launch a task through ssh and then exit my terminal and have my task continuing on my ssh server.
I have tried a bunch of things which did not work, such as :
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask &
[1] 12345
server$ logout
Or
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask
(then hit [Ctrl]+[Z])
server$ logout
Or even
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress -f "mytask"
(and then close my terminal)
But even in my last attempt, closing my terminal would stop the task.
How should I proceed?
Thanks in advance!!
ssh command-line terminal
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I think you need nohup toolssh userid@host "nohup command & "then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host
– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
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... or leave the connection open (withssh -n), butnohupis better.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
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Feb 17 at 11:53
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Keep SSH Sessions running after disconnection
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I want to launch a task through ssh and then exit my terminal and have my task continuing on my ssh server.
I have tried a bunch of things which did not work, such as :
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask &
[1] 12345
server$ logout
Or
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask
(then hit [Ctrl]+[Z])
server$ logout
Or even
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress -f "mytask"
(and then close my terminal)
But even in my last attempt, closing my terminal would stop the task.
How should I proceed?
Thanks in advance!!
ssh command-line terminal
edited Feb 17 at 12:36
Jeff Schaller
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asked Feb 17 at 11:37
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This question already has an answer here:
How can I make a process I start during an SSH session run after the session has ended? [duplicate]
2 answers
Keep SSH Sessions running after disconnection
8 answers
I want to launch a task through ssh and then exit my terminal and have my task continuing on my ssh server.
I have tried a bunch of things which did not work, such as :
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask &
[1] 12345
server$ logout
Or
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress
server$ mytask
(then hit [Ctrl]+[Z])
server$ logout
Or even
laptop$ ssh server@ipaddress -f "mytask"
(and then close my terminal)
But even in my last attempt, closing my terminal would stop the task.
How should I proceed?
Thanks in advance!!
This question already has an answer here:
How can I make a process I start during an SSH session run after the session has ended? [duplicate]
2 answers
Keep SSH Sessions running after disconnection
8 answers
ssh command-line terminal
edited Feb 17 at 12:36
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I think you need nohup toolssh userid@host "nohup command & "then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host
– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
1
... or leave the connection open (withssh -n), butnohupis better.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
– Johannes Lemonde
Feb 17 at 11:53
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I think you need nohup toolssh userid@host "nohup command & "then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host
– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
1
... or leave the connection open (withssh -n), butnohupis better.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
– Johannes Lemonde
Feb 17 at 11:53
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I think you need nohup tool
ssh userid@host "nohup command & " then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
I think you need nohup tool
ssh userid@host "nohup command & " then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
1
1
... or leave the connection open (with
ssh -n), but nohup is better.– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
... or leave the connection open (with
ssh -n), but nohup is better.– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
– Johannes Lemonde
Feb 17 at 11:53
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
– Johannes Lemonde
Feb 17 at 11:53
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I think you need nohup tool
ssh userid@host "nohup command & "then you an close your local terminal but task will follow its own execution on remote host– francois P
Feb 17 at 11:40
1
... or leave the connection open (with
ssh -n), butnohupis better.– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:41
@francoisP Why don't you make an answer out of your suggestion? It can be one.
– Ned64
Feb 17 at 11:42
see also unix.stackexchange.com/questions/479/…
– cas
Feb 17 at 11:42
Thank you very much @francoisP !! That's exactly what I needed :)
– Johannes Lemonde
Feb 17 at 11:53