How to start an sh file using the nohup command in Linux?

You can use the nohup command in Linux to start a .sh file by using the following command.

nohup sh 文件名.sh &

In this case, the filename.sh is the name of the .sh file you want to execute. By adding the “&” symbol at the end of the command, you can run the process in the background and redirect the output to the nohup.out file. This way, even if you close the terminal window, the process will continue running.