How to run Solr Jetty in background?

Try something like: nohup yourcommand > output. Log 2>&1 & nohup will prevent yourcommand from being terminated in the event you log out & will run it in the background output. Log will send stdout to output.

Log 2>&1 will redirect stderr to stdout.

Try something like: nohup yourcommand > output. Log 2>&1 & nohup will prevent yourcommand from being terminated in the event you log out. & will run it in the background.

> output. Log will send stdout to output. Log 2>&1 will redirect stderr to stdout.

You can run it with screen if you are on unix.

You may want to try nohup, as explained in this previous answer.

Nohup is used to execute commands that runs after logout from a shell. What you need here is '2>&1'. This redirects standart error to the standart output.So everything will be logged to log.txt.

Try this java -jar start. Jar > log. Txt 2>&1 Also you can add an '&' start it as a background process.

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