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Yes, and using the 'nohup' utility you can effectively block the delivery of SIGHUP to a particular process, to ensure it does not terminate when you close your
by misterdata 11y ago
Yes, and using the 'nohup' utility you can effectively block the delivery of SIGHUP to a particular process, to ensure it does not terminate when you close your SSH connection.
- jon-wood 11y agoAwesome, I knew nohup could be used for that, but hadn't worked out why it was called that.