Interesting. When I have a job that gets stopped when backgrounded (like top), bash will simply refuse to close. If I start "cat /dev/zero" in the background, it will get killed. But "cat /dev/zero >...
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Interesting. When I have a job that gets stopped when backgrounded (like top), bash will simply refuse to close. If I start "cat /dev/zero" in the background, it will get killed. But "cat /dev/zero >...
"command &" is not enough. It will background your app, but not detach it. You can't exit the shell as long as that process lives, and if you force it to quit, the process will be killed.
You can...
The name of the init script directory is not the only distro-specific issue here. In fact, init systems are one of the major differences between distros, and most systems I know are nothing like the...