So you'll need to redirect it somewhere else first.Possible or not, I'd wager that it's more desirable to just let the abandoned process get killed "naturally".
Maximum acceptable time that can elapse without network traffic or. Will ssh stay open when that shell goes away? Probably not. Used to select the argument quoter backend.
To define a timeout of 5 seconds when trying a ssh connection to access host server: ssh -o ConnectTimeout5 host.
All the versions of this article:You'll have a mess left behind if you eventually exit the taken-over program, and what happens to the shell that sacrificed its file descriptors to be handed to the newly-backgrounded process. Saturday 25 January 2014, by Nadir Soualem. Even if you do manage to do that, the terminal's job control won't work as expected. I had no answer at hand either, but after googling it seems thats not a possible or at least no feesable way to do that Įither wait for your script to die or kill it from another ssh session, and in the futur use screen or tmux so you can reconnect to the shell the scrip is running with another ssh session.Īttempting to connect a new terminal's current STD* file descriptors to an old running process is just asking for trouble.
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