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How to run job from background

Original Message

Name: jds
Date: October 13, 2006 at 09:19:33 Pacific
Subject: How to run job from background
OS: windowsXP
CPU/Ram: petium III/ram 256

Comment:

Hi,
I am trying to build up a process to run a job from background remotely
I tried "nohup myscript &" it works fine for unix script but I want add an excutable program (from ubasic) inside the myscript. something like
(cat myscript):
run myprogram
when I try to excute "nohup myscript &" again it says:
nohup myscript &
[4] 426072
Sending output to nohup.out
[4] + Stopped (SIGTTOU) nohup myscript &
Any idea how can make this work?
Any hint is much appreciated

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