ADB root shell always waits for background job before exit
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I want to run a process in background and close the terminal, so the process remains active.
I need to run the process as root. Since
adb root
doesn't work for me, I use adb shell; $ su
to gain root privileges.
I expect this to work: command &; exit
or nohup command &; exit
. It actually runs the process, but exit
just waits for the process to terminate. I also tried to run sleep 10 &; exit
, and exactly, the shell exits after 10 seconds (when all jobs are done).
This happens only when su
shell is used. It means that when I run adb shell; $ sleep 50 &; exit
it exits immediately as expected. The problem also happens when I use su
from termux (android package terminal). And also on my other device as well.
I can just kill the terminal, it does the job (process remains active as I wanted), but what is the proper way to exit the root shell when there are active jobs?
Thank you in advance!
Asked by g00dds
(111 rep)
Sep 27, 2022, 07:55 AM