Use screen instead. Assuming you have it installed, just run screen from the ssh session. You will be given a new shell Once you start the program you can detach the session from your terminal by typing a d (CTRL+a followed by d) Later, when you ssh back in, run screen -r to reattach the session to your current terminal (Note that just plain killing off the ssh session will in fact also detach the screen session, not kill it.) man screen for further reading screen is very powerful, and learning the a action sequences would be well worth your time.
I use screen daily and love it.
Use screen instead. Assuming you have it installed, just run screen from the ssh session. You will be given a new shell.
Once you start the program you can detach the session from your terminal by typing ^a d (CTRL+a followed by d). Later, when you ssh back in, run screen -r to reattach the session to your current terminal. (Note that just plain killing off the ssh session will in fact also detach the screen session, not kill it.) man screen for further reading.
Screen is very powerful, and learning the ^a action sequences would be well worth your time. I use screen daily and love it.
Just started the program! My laptop thanks you :D – Vaibhav Bajpai Nov 15 '10 at 22:18.
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