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> without being attached to a terminal Isn't that more the job of `nohup`?
by jeffbee 2y ago
> without being attached to a terminal
Isn't that more the job of `nohup`?
- thwarted 2y agoNo, nohup, as the name says, is about filtering/ignoring signals, specifically HUP, that are sent when the parent process shell exits.
- kazinator 2y agoNo. While nohup redirects standard input and output and block the SIGHUP signal, it does not actually detach the process from the TTY session.