Basically, i have this code

#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting cript"
java -cp ./libs/script.jar main.Main > log/script.log 2>&1

What i need to do is make this script self-run. I mean when i run this script in putty, it doesn't run in background, and if i want to do any command, i have to press CTRL+C(exit) - but then this program closes, maybe anyone with more bash knowledge could help?

 

Once line 3 is being passed, your program will be closed anyway, I think...

 

Basically, i have this code

#!/bin/bash
echo "Starting cript"
java -cp ./libs/script.jar main.Main > log/script.log 2>&1

What i need to do is make this script self-run. I mean when i run this script in putty, it doesn't run in background, and if i want to do any command, i have to press CTRL+C(exit) - but then this program closes, maybe anyone with more bash knowledge could help?

 

 

I recommend you read a bit in google is full of solutions.

I 'll explain on the basis of my experience , I recommend pressures instead of CTRL + C (close ) can add & at the end of the code , as this symbol makes it run in the background. Another solution is to press CTRL + Z , which also makes the application run in the background ( STOPPED ) and the command FG build it as well you also get to use the jobs command to show whether or not running , it's easy, just do not want read a little more and wait seated to tell you a solution. So you will not get very far.

 

Sugestion : http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/05/unix-background-job/