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One way is to send the scripts out of the ssh session using this command
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ssh user@host "nohup script1 > /dev/null 2>&1 &; nohup script2; ..."
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```
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ssh user@host "nohup script1 > /dev/null 2>&1 &; nohup script2; ...
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```
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Note: Be careful, you can't use nohup in your ssh session. Why ? When you exit your ssh session, a SIGTERM signal is sent which will close all process with the user UID (Even background ones).
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