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hey guys I’ve had an issue of terminating my terminal (ssh) when exit is
thrown in a script and am hoping for a way around it, here’s an example
# ssh name@host
$ program
# program contents
#!/bin/bash
program()
{
exit 0
}
exit
Connection to host closed.
# gfd =(
this kicks me back to my local terminal, is there a way to exit/quit without losing my session?
answered my own question,
returnwas what I was looking for