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Making A Shell Script Run Forever

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I have an Ubuntu 20.04 VM. I connect to it via SSH and run ./script.sh. It runs for as long as I am connected to the VM, but the moment I disconnect, it stops running.

I understand that I can use crontab, but as per my understanding, it will run ./script.sh every minute, instead of running ./script.sh once and then letting it run.

I wish to make it run forever. How can I do this? Will I have to make it a service?

Thank you.

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