./Kaillera script
 

Greetings.

I have a newbie question.
I am running a server by executing a command "./kaillera" in Terminal.
The problem is, if I close my terminal, it closes the server program "Kaillera".

How do I execute it as a process so that it runs in the background itself AND every time automatically when the system is switched on?

Again, the file is just called "./kaillera" and there is no make or install valid for it.

BTW, I'm running Centos 5. So any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

Note the & after the command

Yes, I tried that and it did not work :(

After I close my SSH, even Kaillera closes.

Ok, create a shellscript like this
replace the real path, this way make a new shell and you can exit your shh connection

Thanks a lot. :)
That fixed the problem. But I had to write this:-
I saved it as kaillera.sh and executed it with the sh command.

Now is there anyway activate this automatically when it boots up?

add

to your /etc/rc.local then it starts as the very last thing after all your normal init scripts

easiest way to add that is by typing

I doubt that would work since I tried it earlier.
Remember, I had to type "./kaillera &" to run the server?
So is it possible to add "sh /root/kailleraserv-0.86/kaillera.sh" ?

yes just call your shell script that contains the "./kaillera $" command and if it's chmodded to execute no need to put sh in front.