** Description changed: Binary package hint: lxdm I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 dev with GNU coreutils 8.5. I have written a script in ~/test.sh (chmod 755) with the following content: #!/bin/sh - nohup sleep 1000 + nohup sleep 1000 > /dev/null 2>&1 - - If I execute sh ~/test.sh in a terminal all is working fine. A ~/nohup.out is created and I can logout without that sleep 1000 will hang up. But if I try to execute this file with PCManFM (doubleclick; right click and open; right click and open with sh %f) the sleep 1000 command is executed but the ~/nohup.out isn't created and sleep 1000 will hang up if I logout. + If I execute ~/test.sh in a terminal all is working fine. I can logout + without that sleep 1000 will hang up. But if I try to execute this file + with a filemanager (in my case PCManFM) the sleep 1000 command is + executed but sleep 1000 will hang up if I logout.
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