What I am trying to do: I am trying to execute couple of bash commands on a remote machine using ssh and I want those commands to finish execution even after ssh-session is closed in the middle of execution.
What I have done so far : I am using Putty to connect to ssh (one of the reasons of using putty is that one machine is windows and remote machine is mac-os and I need some way to initiate ssh through Python command). I am passing command.txt file and it contains all the commands I want to execute.
putty -ssh [email protected] -m command.txt ( not real ip)
command.txt : looks like this :
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
echo $PATH; sleep 1
tmux -c 'queue.sh'
sleep 100
After connecting to ssh, to make sure that my script/commands continue running on remote machine even after ssh-session is closed on another machine, I am using 'tmux'
But the Problem is : Even after using tmux, processes called by queue.sh terminate as soon as I close ssh-session.
I have also tried
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
echo $PATH; sleep 1
tmux
queue.sh
sleep 100
does the same thing.
What I also tried : If I just pass following commands using ssh (in command.txt)
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
echo $PATH; sleep 1
tmux
and then manually type queue.sh in tmux terminal, is that case I can close ssh-terminal and remote machine continues execution of processes.
Any suggestion ? I want to be able to pass everything though script files and keeping the processes running on remote machine (mac-os) even after closing ssh-session on another machine.
Thanks
