telnet hop.sh
Hi!
I have a simple question. How can I execute hop.sh via telnet and then go on with my telnet connection? So far I always I have to open a telnet connection to run antville? I ´can't keep it as a process running.
By the way Antville is great!!
Cheers
tobi Verwaltung
afaik you can put a process into the background either by calling it like
./hop.sh &(note the ampersand) or by pressing ctrl-z when the process is running and then typingbg+ enter.probably you even need to use the
screencommand to make the process continue running after you logoff your telnet session.schreibchris
It works fine both way ..
mdornseif
Probably
nohup ./hop.sh &is the cleanest way to start Helma from an Interactive session. Thenohupcommand 'detaches' the helma process from the 'controlling tty' which basically means that helma is guaranteed to be unaffected by further actions on your connection like logging out. If you obmit nohup all kinds of things can happen depending on Unix implementation you use.tobi Verwaltung
verified as the best solution.