Why does nohup command interrupt?

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I put a command in .bash_profile file. The command is:



nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &


While I am working on terminal it appears:



[1]+ Done nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users >> /path/to/out 2>> /path/to/err


Whu do I have this interruption?







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  • Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:55










  • what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:58














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I put a command in .bash_profile file. The command is:



nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &


While I am working on terminal it appears:



[1]+ Done nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users >> /path/to/out 2>> /path/to/err


Whu do I have this interruption?







share|improve this question



















  • Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:55










  • what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:58












up vote
0
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up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I put a command in .bash_profile file. The command is:



nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &


While I am working on terminal it appears:



[1]+ Done nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users >> /path/to/out 2>> /path/to/err


Whu do I have this interruption?







share|improve this question











I put a command in .bash_profile file. The command is:



nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &


While I am working on terminal it appears:



[1]+ Done nohup stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users >> /path/to/out 2>> /path/to/err


Whu do I have this interruption?









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  • Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:55










  • what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:58
















  • Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:55










  • what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
    – slm♦
    Jul 5 at 6:56










  • Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
    – yasin
    Jul 5 at 6:58















Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 6:55




Why do you feel you need the nohup? Have you tried just putting the sysdig directly into your .bash_profile and backgrounding it?
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 6:55












what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
– yasin
Jul 5 at 6:56




what do you mean? how can I have better background command?
– yasin
Jul 5 at 6:56












Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 6:56




Try this: sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err &.
– slm♦
Jul 5 at 6:56












Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
– yasin
Jul 5 at 6:58




Thank you, I am going to check: stdbuf -oL -eL sysdig -c spy_users 1>>/path/to/out 2>>/path/to/err & I will let you know ther result.
– yasin
Jul 5 at 6:58















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