nohup command from sudo

Chris Burton_3 — Thu, 30 Aug 2001 14:28:14 GMT

We have a script that we run from sudo that checks environment variables, and then we can run one of several jobs. The jobs are submitted using:
nohup cmd >> log 2>&1 &
This should put the command in the background and log to the log file. The original script (sudo run_script) never releases the nohup command. You can do ps and see the parent/child process ids, and it just sits there. We can ctrl-z & bg to push both processes into the background. Is there a limitation about running nohup jobs from sudo. I have tried nohup cmd & >> log 2>&1, but this sends the output to nohup.out, and not the log file. The original way also sends output to nohup.out.

Re: nohup command from sudo

Angus Crome — Thu, 30 Aug 2001 20:55:02 GMT

Try enclosing the entire line in grave quotes `` such as;

`nohup cmd >> log 2>&1 &`

Grave quotes are the backward quote next to the 1 key.

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