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Run a script on Ubuntu or Linux in the background (continues to run when you close the console)

Run a script on Ubuntu or Linux in the background (continues to run when you close the console)

Tiempo de lectura: < 1 minuto Sometimes we want to keep a script running on our Ubuntu or Linux machine, but we don’t have a system service created. With this command, we can keep this script running in the background even if we close the console. The first thing we need to do is install nohup (if it’s not already active … Read more

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