In article <1067878215.16095.7.camel@ssdev30>,
Chris Wood <user@ant.apache.org> wrote:
>
>I've come across similar looking issues on Unixes before - you start a
>process in a remote shell, and when you try and close the shell it hangs
>as you still have a running process. This doesn't often seem to happen
>to me with daemon start scripts tho.
Does it happen with this particular daemon?
>Does anyone know if this is the same problem?
Daemon isn't closing stdin/stdout/stderr.
>Anyone got any ideas how to get round it?
Fix the daemon or try making use of the nohup command.
mrc
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