Running a script over SSH

Question

SSH

There is a script on a remote machine that needs to be run for a long time (calculation).
Can you please tell me how to launch it in such a way that I can break the connection and at the same time the application continues to work?

ps when run with the "&" key, the script still breaks on exit.

Answer 1

/usr/bin/foo >/dev/null 2>&1 &
or
nohup /usr/bin/foo >/dev/null 2>&1 &
If you need to connect later and interact with the script, then everyone recommends using screen, but I so unbearable.

Answer 2

Try this program: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Screen

Answer 3

It seems to be what you need :)
unixforum.org/index.php?showtopic=111749
Learning to google!

Answer 4

Run a cron, at worst.

Answer 5

connect via ssh and write to the console:
1) cd "home/script1/" - write the path to the file without quotes
2) screen python "main.py" - write your file without quotes

Answer 6

nohup

Answer 7

Master the screen, save a lot of time and effort.