Linux uses shell scripts for the key Nohup and shellnohup tasks

Linux uses shell scripts for the key Nohup and shellnohup tasks

There are many articles on the Internet to teach you how to use scheduled tasks, so I will not talk much about other nonsense.

I have SH for timing, but you don't know it. You must use Nohup. Otherwise, the SH task will be automatically terminated after you exit the terminal.

Assume there is a tash. sh. Note the following:

Start: nohup/home/spex/bin_prodDemo/task. sh & make sure the path is complete, absolute address

Exit. Remember to quit !!! Exit the terminal with exit !! Do not exit directly. Otherwise it will still be useless.

Check ps aux | grep task.

You can see that it is running there.

Root 279 0.0 0.0 0 0? S Sep26 0: 00 [khungtaskd]
Spex 11488 0.0 0.0 63868 1096? S/bin/sh/home/spex/bin_prodDemo/task. sh
Spex 11544 0.0 0.0 61208 756 pts/3 S + grep task