Using gentoo closing the terminal

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Hello I should do some long operations, so I want to do them by using gentoo connecting to laboratory machine. The problem is that I need to lunch the macro and to close the terminal, but even if my terminal is closed gentoo must continue to run the macro (for example, I want to lunch the macro during the night, so that I can have the results in the morning when I wake up…so I want to turn off my computer). Then, is there a way to lunch the macro closing the terminal without stopping the run?
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Thank you @bellenot

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I guess that screen isn’t installed yet in the laboratory machine, true?

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Right, apparently it isn’t

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Thank you @bellenot

When I run a Geant4 simulation, i can write

nohup ./exampleB1 ../run1.mac &

then I can close my terminal but the run doesn’t stop

and if I open a new terminal and I digit

ps aux | grep exampleB1

I can check the status of the simulation.

Can nohup ps aux be used with gentoo too?..otherwise I’ve to ask to the system administrator to install screen

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Why don’t you simply try? :thinking:

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I tried! It works!

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