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Old August 1st, 2008, 09:19 AM
Kenneth Brun Nielsen
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Change process to not hang-up

I've started a program in a Unix shell. It runs a long-lasting
simulation.

When I log off (closes my Xterm window) within a few hours it will
kill the simulation, if it hasn't finished.

Can I do anything to prevent it stopping? Normally, if I know in
advance, that it will last a long time, I will call the command with
"nohup". Can I do anything similar retro-actively?

BTW, it is a redhat 7.2 - if it matters

Best regards,
Kenneth

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