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How do I keep KDX Server for Unix/Linux/BSD running after I close the terminal/SSH window?

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How do I keep KDX Server for Unix/Linux/BSD running after I close the terminal/SSH window?

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By default, Linux terminates all the processes when you close the terminal window. If you would like the server to continue running even after your terminal window or SSH session is closed, then start the server using the –nohup (no hangup) option: ./KDXServer.lexe –nohup And then close the window, and it should still be running. It is not necessary to run the process in the background using ‘&’, but you may optionally use this as well if you desire. Alternatively you can use the “screen” command. Enter “man screen” into your shell for more info. Or you can make KDX Server start automatically when the computer is started.

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