Better yet: run your servlet container as a daemon (server) process, and
not just as something you execute manually as a user.
the "java -jar start.jar" command is just provided to make it really easy
for people to try out the solr example directly from a release on their
local dev box -- it i
April 15, 2010 11:31:31 PM
> Subject: Re: run in background
>
> nohup my_command &
That will run "my_command" in the background and
> "nohup" ignores the SIGHUP signal sent when you log out. Or, originally,
> "hang
> up" the modem.
wu
nohup my_command &
That will run "my_command" in the background and "nohup" ignores the SIGHUP
signal sent when you log out. Or, originally, "hang up" the modem.
wunder
On Apr 15, 2010, at 8:27 PM, Dan Yamins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Normally I've been starting solr like so:
>
> java -jar start.ja
Hi,
Normally I've been starting solr like so:
java -jar start.jar
However, I need to have this process executed over a remove ssh connection
that cannot be blocking. I'd therefore like to execute the process "in the
background", , somehow in a forked process, so that the command returns
wh
