> You might want to add nohup to that: > > nohup <path to red5.sh> & > > If you don't know what nohup does, check out the manpage: > > man nohup
nohup will work well in this situation, I use it a lot when I want to kick something off by hand. An alternative approach which works well for a startup script (e.g. /etc/rc.d/rc.local on Red Hat-ish systems) is /bin/su - -c "<path to red5.sh>" <red5user> >&/dev/null 2>&1 & Starts red5 as the correct UNIX user. If you want to log the console output, redirect to the appropriate log file instead of /dev/null.
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