i encountered a problem using the apache commons-net telnet api, and hope you can help me with it.
i am connecting to a remote unix server via telnet and running a script , that at some point run an .sh file. that file open a server that needs to continue running even after the telnet connection to the client is closed. the problem is that when i close the client connection the process stops. i think that when the connection is lost there is no reference to the running process and the os is killing it but im not sure.
if that is the case i understand that if a could open the server process as a deamon process the problem will be resolve.
maybe there are other ways to do it…
can someone help me to solve this thing?
thank
moshe ben noun
A combination of
nohupand running the process in the background using&should do what you are looking for.http://www.livefirelabs.com/unix_tip_trick_shell_script/june_2003/06022003.htm