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How to run a unix shell script in the background? [message #110450]

Mon, 07 March 2005 14:05

geeklol
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I have a unix shell script that calls a bunch of stored procedures etc..
How do i run this script in the background?
i tried run &runeurope.sh
runeurope.sh is the name of the shell script.
But the above syntax looks like it did not run in the backgound.
thank you.

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Re: How to run a unix shell script in the background? [message #110546 is a reply to message #110450]

Tue, 08 March 2005 10:14

uwoodde
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Hallo,

try this

./runeurope.sh &

this will work.

Greetz
Ulli

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Re: How to run a unix shell script in the background? [message #110550 is a reply to message #110450]

Tue, 08 March 2005 10:18

Frank
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If you want to be able to exit your session before the script has finished use nohup (=No HangUp):
nohup ./runeurope.sh &

hth

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