Hi Lionel,
this seems to be an nohup / ssh issue.
It looks like wget (or better: your script) receives another signal than
SIGHUP. It might be SIGPIPE, which is typical when you try to write to a
stream that has been closed or has no reader any more. This may be the
reason why it works with
Hi all !
It might be a bug in wget (or me not being a pro with messages ...).
I wrote a simple bash program performing some periodic wget request and some
sleeps between each request called prequest.sh
I do execute this program through ssh and I would like this program to run even
if ssh
