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Korn Shell Programming by Example
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Korn Shell Programming by Example

by Dennis O'Brien
February 2001
Beginner to intermediate
448 pages
9h 2m
English
Que
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disown

Official Description

Prevents ksh from sending a HUP signal to existing jobs when the login process ends.

Syntax

disown [job...]

Options

None

Oddities

Available in ksh93 and beyond.

Performs the same function as the nohup command, but it is used after the target command has already started.

Example

$ buzz&
[1]     3994
$
$ jobs
[1] +  Running                 buzz&
$
$ ps laxw | grep buzz
000   500  3994  3993  12   4  1812  840 -      RN   pts/0      0:13 ksh buzz
$
$ disown %1                  # The buzz job will keep running after logout.
				
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