There was a need for ssh to run a process on the linux server that does not return the console after startup, and if you close the ssh session (at least by closing the ssh client window), the process is disabled. Connecting to the server via SSH.

I tried to use tmux, but it’s complicated and I don’t want to use it.

Tried to use $# nohup ping 127.0.0.1 & but for some reason it closed after disconnecting from the console. I did not understand how to work with him.

I also tried to run the commands with &, but after viewing them with jobs and returning to the executed command with fg, I didn’t understand how to minimize the command again. In general, I did not understand how to run background applications with disconnection from the console.

There is also a screen command, but I didn’t watch it. Who knows how to do it then tell on the fingers.

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    It will help:

     screen <program name>

      There is such a built-in command in bash - disown.