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    copied!<p>The <code>nohup</code> program jim suggests is good. See its command line options to change log location.</p> <p>Another cool option is <code>screen</code>. When you start it you can have multiple screens and if you log off an later log in, then you can reattach to the same session with <code>screen -r</code>. It has many cool features but you need to read the doc.</p> <p>The simplest thing is when you start some scrtips with <code>&amp;</code> at end, you can use the <code>disown</code> <code>bash</code> command to make these scripts not terminate with bash exit.</p> <p>Hope this gives you some clues.</p> <p>Update, a quick getting started with screen:</p> <ul> <li>type <code>screen</code> to start a session</li> <li>you can immediately start commands</li> <li><code>Ctrl+a+c</code> will create a new window and you go to it, you can start other ocmmands</li> <li><code>Ctrl+a+#</code> where <code>#</code> is from 0 to 9 will move you to the window you select</li> <li><code>Ctrl+a+d</code> detach your session and you are back to normal terminal</li> <li><code>screen -r</code> re-attaches you to a session, if you have multiple, you are asked to type part of its name (must be a unique sequence contained in the session name)</li> <li>.screenrc can be used for goodies like scrollback size, key bindings, terminal options, etc. See these two example files for nice options: <a href="http://www.ampersize.org/files/dotfiles/screenrc/" rel="nofollow">one</a> and <a href="http://www.alexandrulazar.com/junk/articles/.screenrc" rel="nofollow">two</a>.</li> </ul>
 

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