How can I keep a jar, that I started via ssh, running on a server after disconnect my ssh?
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SSH needs a way to leave the connection a little bit open, rather than closing it completely when you disconnect. I suggest `ssh --ajar`... – womble Aug 17 '15 at 09:27
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Search for GNU screen
or tmux
. This is one important feature of those programs.
Other than that, refer to man nohup
.

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Try adding nohup
when executing and then use the disown
command.
Consider adding more details to your questions. You didn't even tell us what operating system you're on.

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