Chris Wareham wrote:
Hi,
I've searched the FAQ, wiki and Nabble's archive for this list but not
found an example init script for running Derby's Network Server. I have
put together a basic init script, but it has one problem which I am
hoping someone on the list can solve for me. The script works fine when
the server is rebooted, but if I login via ssh and restart Derby with
the init script, my shell hangs when I logout. I guess that even though
I run the init script as root, the Derby process is somehow associated
with my login session and prevents me from successfully logging out. I
don't want to use nohup, as it leaves an annoying log file laying around
- there must be a better solution!
It's possible this is related to the old SSH hang-on-exit bug:
https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52
However, adding the following to my shell config results in the Derby
process terminating when I close my remote session:
shopt -s huponexit
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