Yes. Do whatever you do to normally run the script, just put nohup
in front of it.
If you normally run shell.sh
, then yes, you can run nohup shell.sh
.
If you instead do ./shell.sh
you should nohup ./shell.sh
.
문제
If I have a shell script named shell.sh
can I enter this at the command line:
$ nohup shell.sh
and the script will run to completion even if I log out? Or do I need to nohup
every line in the script?
해결책
Yes. Do whatever you do to normally run the script, just put nohup
in front of it.
If you normally run shell.sh
, then yes, you can run nohup shell.sh
.
If you instead do ./shell.sh
you should nohup ./shell.sh
.