satank

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Posted: Aug. 10 2011,23:21 |
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On older DSL distributions, I've noticed that applications will still keep running after a terminal session is closed or exited. How is this accomplished?
Typically, when exiting a session a HUP (hangup) signal is sent to all child processes and they shutdown. But Damnsmall Linux doesn't behave this way; process still stay running. How is this being accomplished?
I'd like to reproduce this. It is definitely not using 'screen'.
Thanks, Rick
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