Bash/Misc/Detach

Method 1

1. start the process from the konsole
   
2. put it the background with Ctrl-Z and 'bg 1'
   
3. tell the shell to detach the process with the command 'disown -a'
   

# /path/to/command -opt1 -opt2 X --opt3=bla
CTRL-Z
# bg
# disown -a

Method 2

1. start the process with nohup (ie. write the command 'nohup processname' instead of 'processname'. See 'man nohup' for an explanation.

nohup /path/to/command -opt1 -opt2 X --opt3=bla

Method 3

1. pipe the command to at

'at' does NOT respect binfmt So if you specified e.g. '.php'-file-extension to be processed by your php-interpreter, you will have to write: '/path/to/php /path/to/command.php -opt1 ...'

echo "/path/to/command -opt1 -opt2 X --opt3=bla" | at now

Method 4

use screen see: Screen