Start remote process via ssh or vnc or telnet and keep running when closing connection
Hi folks,
I'm trying to start a process, SAS statistcs software, on a remote computer. I tried ssh with -X to send the output to my xserver with xterm. I tried, telnet, and also vnc with vncviewer.
I can easily start SAS and get the computations started but until now I could not figure out how to terminate the ssh/telnet/vnc connection and keep SAS running.
I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and the remote machine is running Fedora13 without screen and input devices - but I also tried it with another Ubuntu 10.04 machine.
So basically I set up a computer only to run SAS night and day. But if the job stops when I leave the office with my local machine (notebook) thats no use to me.
Is there a solution to keep alive a process started ideally through ssh (or at least vnc) after having shut down that connection.
Thanks for your time!
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