I am using the bash shell. I frequently use nohup to ensure that my processes are not stopped when I close the shell/terminal that started them. I use a syntax like:
nohup myprocess
When starting, nohup gives the message:
nohup: ignoring input and appending output to 'nohup.out'
Then, nohup gives no more output to the screen; it is all written to nohup.out.
I frequently use the program nohup so that my processes are immune to hangups. So if I want to make the program program immune to hangups, I use the command
nohup program &
where & puts the process in the background.
When starting, nohup gives me the message:
nohup: appending output to `nohup.out'
Is there any way to send the output to a file other than nohup.out?
I want to test if script.sh is being run with nohup ... but $0 does not contain nohup part...
purpose: script.sh should only be ran with nohup if user forgets nohup then it should echo "run with nohup" && exit.......
[root@computer esc]# nohup g15composer mynewfile &[1] 13322[root@computer esc]# nohup: ignoring input and appending output to ‘nohup.out’[root@computer esc]# echo 'TL "Hello World"' > mynewfile[root@computer esc]# [1]+ Segmentation fault nohup g15composer mynewfileah ha my mini screen says G15Composer now.. I did see that in the man page..
Hi,
I am trying to pull data from a txt file which has 51 lines
Example
Code:
AK
AR
AL
AZ
CA
CO
CT
Now i want to send above data as input to script but i want to run them twice at a time in a nohup
like
nohup Script_name AK &
Nohup Script_name AR &
And to run the remaining two it should complete the nohup execution for AK & AR.
How can run a part of a shell script in nohup mode ?
I have to start a process as background and I know how to start it with "nohup" but over the time "nohup.out" is getting bigger and actually I dont want because the log is giving me the same output as nohup.out.
If anyone knows it, please let me know
Regards,
Anant
Hi,
written a script which uses wait as follows
Code:
Main.sh
#!/usr/bin/ksh
nohup scrpit1 1 &
pid_1=$!
nohup scrpit1 2 &
pid_2=$!
wait $pid_1
wait $pid_2
nohup scrpit1 3 &
pid_1=$!
nohup scrpit1 4 &
pid_2=$!
wait $pid_1
wait $pid_2
So like that i have more 30 nohups with wait and running 2 inputs simultaneously.
But i want to run the nohup bas
I have a simple long running python script which logs using print("text to log"). I want to run this as a background process but the output is only dumped into the specified log file when the process terminates. Is there a way to log in real time so that I can tail the logfile? I don't want to introduce unnecessary complexity in my python script; I'd rather allow the OS to handle the logging.