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If I open an ssh connection and start a long-running process, is there any way to close the ssh connection, and not only keep the process running, but be able to later ssh back in again, and "reattach" the process to the terminal?

I am able to do the following:

Ctrl-z
bg
disown

And that lets me keep the process running after I leave my ssh session, but I am not able to "reown" the job later; is there a way to do this? The real-world scenario is that I'd like to start a process at work, drive home, then log back in and check on it/interact with it.

I know that tmux is able to handle things like this, but I am often forgetful, or I just don't know ahead of time what process will be long-running and what won't, so I don't always remember to start the process from within tmux.

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これを行うにはいくつかの方法があります。私は以前使用しscreenていましたが、それは回り道でした。moshしかし、これだけのために構築された を チェックしてください: http://mosh.mit.edu/

于 2013-09-25T18:49:43.350 に答える