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I used supervisor to run the brainsocket server. Here's a tutorial on how to setup supervisor.
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With a simply, but not professional method: Use gnu-screen (screen) and run command inside a screen close it, and close terminal. :)
- screen -S my_screen_name (create)
- start command
- press ctrl+a+d to close current screen
- screen -r my_screen_name (to open a closed screen)
Alos, user screen -ls to list your current screens
And yes, supervisor is more better then this, screen not restart your command if it fails.
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