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I xould like to execute a shell script on an Ubuntu Machine throught Putty.
The problem is that, if i execute the script with putty connected to the session that run on the machine (same username) it’s executed “inside” the putty session, if I close the putty windows, the program stop executing (tracd in this case)
I would like to start tracd on the session that is open on the host machine, ion order for the programm to continue to run when I stop my putty session….
Thanks for your answers!
You can achieve this behaviour with the nohup command.