How to run a console through SSH client and keep it open? [duplicate]












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I have a node application in development in a ubuntu server through SSH connection, I'm using bitvise ssh client, and running node server.js through its GUI terminal.



But then when I exit the ssh client, the server terminal is closed remotely, how can I keep it open? I'm not sure if the question is related to this specific client or to SSH in general.










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    Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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I have a node application in development in a ubuntu server through SSH connection, I'm using bitvise ssh client, and running node server.js through its GUI terminal.



But then when I exit the ssh client, the server terminal is closed remotely, how can I keep it open? I'm not sure if the question is related to this specific client or to SSH in general.










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    Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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  • Keep running a python program even after logging-off the ssh session [duplicate]

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I have a node application in development in a ubuntu server through SSH connection, I'm using bitvise ssh client, and running node server.js through its GUI terminal.



But then when I exit the ssh client, the server terminal is closed remotely, how can I keep it open? I'm not sure if the question is related to this specific client or to SSH in general.










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  • Keep running a python program even after logging-off the ssh session [duplicate]

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I have a node application in development in a ubuntu server through SSH connection, I'm using bitvise ssh client, and running node server.js through its GUI terminal.



But then when I exit the ssh client, the server terminal is closed remotely, how can I keep it open? I'm not sure if the question is related to this specific client or to SSH in general.





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  • Keep running a python program even after logging-off the ssh session [duplicate]

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marked as duplicate by pa4080, karel, Charles Green, MadMike, Eric Carvalho yesterday


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    Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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    yesterday














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    Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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    yesterday








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Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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Lookup how to use the "screen" application (among others), running on the server, to keep a virtual terminal open between connections. 'screen' is included with desktop and server flavors of Ubuntu - you probably already have it installed. Try man screen

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Just use nohup command ending by &. So your node command will be like this :



nohup node server.js &


Note that all output of your node command will be written into nohup.log file.
Also consider using systemd config to keep this script running into a production server.






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    Just use nohup command ending by &. So your node command will be like this :



    nohup node server.js &


    Note that all output of your node command will be written into nohup.log file.
    Also consider using systemd config to keep this script running into a production server.






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      Just use nohup command ending by &. So your node command will be like this :



      nohup node server.js &


      Note that all output of your node command will be written into nohup.log file.
      Also consider using systemd config to keep this script running into a production server.






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        Just use nohup command ending by &. So your node command will be like this :



        nohup node server.js &


        Note that all output of your node command will be written into nohup.log file.
        Also consider using systemd config to keep this script running into a production server.






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        Just use nohup command ending by &. So your node command will be like this :



        nohup node server.js &


        Note that all output of your node command will be written into nohup.log file.
        Also consider using systemd config to keep this script running into a production server.







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