Super Bakemono
08-26-2001, 05:03 AM
How can I run a program so it doesn't take the console and runs by it self I guess outputing to /dev/null or something
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Run program in background Super Bakemono 08-26-2001, 05:03 AM How can I run a program so it doesn't take the console and runs by it self I guess outputing to /dev/null or something Malakin 08-26-2001, 05:27 AM You can run it like this "program &" or "program > /dev/null &" or after you've run it hit "ctrl-z" and then type "bg". Screen is pretty cool, here's a quick howto. Type "screen program" then "ctrl-a, ctrl-d" to detach it, "screen -list" to see all the detached programs running, "screen -r" to reattach the last program, "screen -r pid" to reattach it by pid. Super Bakemono 08-26-2001, 05:34 AM thanx alot TacKat 08-26-2001, 07:23 AM Screen is great for running processes in the background. Unlike using "bg", you don't have to be connected to the same terminal to get control of the process again. As long as you login under the same name, not matter where you are you can use the things you "screened". justlinux.com
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