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This article introduces how the Linux foreground program goes to the background and closes the terminal without killing the command, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, I hope it can be helpful to you.

Connect to a linux/unix machine via SSH or terminal putty and execute a program, script, or command, but now you need to close SSH or terminal, because the program, script or command is running, and once you shut it down without doing anything, the process will shut down together, wasting half the work.

Here is a way to transfer a running program, script or command to the background when you need to close the terminal. Assuming your program, script or command is being executed, you can do this:

1. Press ctrl+z

2. Enter the command bg

3. Enter disown (you may only see one or two letters when typing, do not think that you have not entered it, just enter directly after typing)

4 、 exit

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