Hi,
I've been trying to get commands to run after disconnecting via SSH. I'm
currently running the following sort of template in a ChannelExec
nohup bash -c \" a series of bash commands \" < /dev/null > /dev/null
2>&1";
This works for the most part but most of the documentation I find suggests it
should be done in the background i.e. nohup bash -c " stuff" &
However when I add a & on the end of the command I'm not seeing anything
execute on the other side.
* Is there some syntax I'm missing here? All of these commands work
when done through ssh from the commandline.
* Secondly without the & and executing in the foreground I'm seeing
what looks like session disconnections on the remote side and having my process
killed in midstream occasionally under load. Does anyone know why that could
occur? Is it because I'm in the foreground?
Thanks
Ben
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