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		<description>Another alternative is to use the unix command &quot;screen&quot;.  Screen allows you to run multiple console sessions, and detach the whole thing from your particular login terminal.  Once detached, you can log off and the processes in the console sessions will continue to run.  When you ssh back in, you run screen and tell it to attach to the previous session.</description>
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