Running SSH commands without shell

[redhat81]

Hello,

I'm trying to run a series of ssh commands, something to the effect of:

gunzip; ./configure;make; make install;

You get the idea....

(The reason behind this is I can't keep a shell open for more than a minute without an "incorrect CRC error").

How do I make it so that I can enter these commands and the computer will run them without me having an SSH shell open to see the output? I don't need to see it so it's okay if it runs in the background. I know there's an option for this somewhere.

Thanks.

[X_console]

Do you get this error whenever you use ssh to other servers as well? It might be a better solution to try and upgrade your ssh client or server and see if it fixes this problem.

[redhat81]

Originally posted by X_console
Do you get this error whenever you use ssh to other servers as well? It might be a better solution to try and upgrade your ssh client or server and see if it fixes this problem.

I only SSH to one server (I've reinstalled the OS on this server before, but I always get this error). I read on the putty documentation that this is a problem with the server, not the client; something to do with a bad encrypted packet.

I'll try to fix this later, but for now, does anyone know about how to do the above? I need to upgrade mySQL.

[mdwatts]

Could you put the comand(s) in the background with

gunzip; ./configure;make; make install; &

or use nohup?

nohup gunzip; ./configure;make; make install;