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Is there a way to keep a process running when I SSH into work? I'm running a script but when I close the terminal this end, it dies at work.
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I thought so 
I'm running a script on my mac at work that kills the internet and takes about 12hrs. The whole reason I wanted to run it at work was to free up my machine, but if it needs to stay on and connected looks like my striving towards efficieny failed.
I'm running a script on my mac at work that kills the internet and takes about 12hrs. The whole reason I wanted to run it at work was to free up my machine, but if it needs to stay on and connected looks like my striving towards efficieny failed.
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Will that work Windows--> Mac?Dj_Jestar said:
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Thread revival!
I'm using nohup frequently now over putty to send commands to my mac to do.
It says somehting like sending output to something. I wondered, when I log back into putty is there a way to resume the output to screen without interupting the process?
I'm using nohup frequently now over putty to send commands to my mac to do.
It says somehting like sending output to something. I wondered, when I log back into putty is there a way to resume the output to screen without interupting the process?