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I’m having a problem with keeping a JBoss server running. Here’s the command I’m using to start it:
sudo /JBOSS_HOME/bin/run.sh conf -b servername.domainname.tld
JBoss starts okay after about 4 minutes or so, and when I ps it, it shows up as a process. However, if I happen to log out of SSH and ps again, it’s been stopped. Is there a way to start the server so it doesn’t automatically stop when a user logs out of SSH?
I think the problem here is the standard output stream.
Redirect the output to a file and start the process in background like following.
This may help.