[PGTips]

I want my python script to keep running even after I log out of my SSH session.

Then when I log back in, I can go back into the script where it currently is.

(I need to type commands and when I log out my script just closes all the connected connections).

[Marxist]

Spoiler (Click to View)Try adding & to the end of your command.

This throws it ino the "background," so it should continue running atfer your TTY is closed.

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python examplescript.py &

Alternatively this works sometimes. Doesn't work with everything, though.

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python example script.py
CTRL+Z #this suspends the program
bg #this press enter, this throws it in the bg

Also fun trick,
I'm not sure what your python script does but if it has any outputs you can monitor them by having it redirect output to, say, /var/log/python/examplescript.log

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python examplescript.py > /var/log/python/examplescript.log 2>&1 &

And to check the output run
tail /var/log/python/examplescript.log



edit:
If none of this works try. I may have mis-read some o the documentation of the above examples.

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nohup python examplescript.py  > /var/log/python/examplescript.log 2>&1 &

And to check the output run
tail /var/log/python/examplescript.log

[g4143]

I want my python script to keep running even after I log out of my SSH session.

Then when I log back in, I can go back into the script where it currently is.

(I need to type commands and when I log out my script just closes all the connected connections).

What kind of permissions do you have when you log in?

[Cannot Compute]

Try using something like screen, that way it should be able to stay alive when you close your connection.