title: How can I keep my Linux program running after I exit ssh of my non-root user?
body: <p>I've searched, googled, sat in IRC for a week and even talked to a friend who is devoutly aligned with linux but I haven't yet received a solid answer.</p>
  
  <p>I have written a shell script that runs as soon as I log into my non-root user and runs basically just does "./myprogram &amp;" without quotation. When I exit shh my program times out and I am unable to connect to it until I log back in. How can I keep my program running after I exit SSH of my non-root user?</p>
  
  <p>I am curious if this has to be done on the program level or what? My apologizes if this does not belong here, I am not sure where it goes to be perfectly honest.</p>