I prefer tmux, or the old screen command. Reply w_barath Admin said:How to Use Nohup to Run Linux Scripts Unattended : Read more $ autossh user@host -- screen -x -R -t "Title" -h 10000; This will let your remote scripts survive disconnects, and when the reconnect occurs you...
Using tmux on your Raspberry Pi The tmux package allows you to create a separate shell which you can detach from and let it run in the background. If you had a one-off program that you know is going to take a long time (a make build command for instance), you can create a tmux ...
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The rpi runs 2 python scripts that I need to run constantly. So Ive added this to my rc.local: Code: Select all # Print the IP address _IP=$(hostname -I) || true if [ "$_IP" ]; then printf "My IP address is %s\n" "$_IP" fi #added2rebootRunTmuxReconnectSchedule echo >...
sudo apt-get install screen In your SSH terminal, start GNU screen: screen Press enter to discard the text, run your command and press Ctrl+a+d (and not Ctrl+Alt+d) to detach the screen. That’s it. You can now close your SSH client. Next time your connect via SSH, you c...
But while learning the command line isn’t necessary, it has its benefits. And if you deeply fall in love with the terminal, you can install a program such asTmuxthat lets you run and view multiple commands simultaneously.
Some people prefer to have a workflow that revolves around the terminal. Others may have no choice in the matter. They may be working on servers without a GUI installed or on a remote session onto a headless system such as a Raspberry Pi. These commands are perfect for that group of ...