background-process

There are few questions similar to this on StackOverFlow but none of the solutions are working for me Problem The problem is with only few devices like OnePlus and MI ,The service is getting killed as soon as the user swipes away app from recent app. I read that these OEM'S use some aggressive strategies to kill services . I just want to know is there any way to keep service running or start it as soon as it gets killed . What I want I need to run a service which will give location continuously (24/7) in background (This app is only for specific people so no worries about battery life) .

I am using the program synergy together with an ssh tunnel It works, i just have to open an console an type these two commands: ssh -f -N -L localhost:12345:otherHost:12345 otherUser@OtherHost synergyc localhost because im lazy i made an Bash-Script which is run with one mouseclick on an icon: #!/bin/bash ssh -f -N -L localhost:12345:otherHost:12345 otherUser@OtherHost synergyc localhost the Bash-Script above works as well, but now i also want to kill synergy and the ssh tunnel via one mouseclick, so i have to save the PIDs of synergy and ssh into file to kill them later: #!/bin/bash mkdir -p

I have tried various ways to achieve this, but my service eventually gets killed. I want to use AlarmManager to trigger a class every one hour. Even if the device is sleeping, it should sent a flashing LED alert, vibration or sound. In any case, it should run forever. I have noticed that Whatsapp is always running, even though I kill all the running apps and clear the memory, put the device to sleep, and still Whatsapp receive messages and alerts me. How are they doing it? I want to do the same with my app. zeeshan Since I posted this question, I have implemented two different approaches to

My goal is simple: kick off rsync and DO NOT WAIT. Python 2.7.9 on Debian Sample code: rsync_cmd = "/usr/bin/rsync -a -e 'ssh -i /home/myuser/.ssh/id_rsa' {0}@{1}:'{2}' {3}".format(remote_user, remote_server, file1, file1) rsync_cmd2 = "/usr/bin/rsync -a -e 'ssh -i /home/myuser/.ssh/id_rsa' {0}@{1}:'{2}' {3} &".format(remote_user, remote_server, file1, file1) rsync_path = "/usr/bin/rsync" rsync_args = shlex.split("-a -e 'ssh -i /home/mysuser/.ssh/id_rsa' {0}@{1}:'{2}' {3}".format(remote_user, remote_server, file1, file1)) #subprocess.call(rsync_cmd, shell=True) # This isn't supposed to work

How do I keep my application running in the background? Would I have to jailbreak my iPhone to do this? I just need this app to check something from the internet every set interval and notify when needed, for my own use. user523234 Yes, no need to jailbreak. Check out the "Implementing long-running background tasks" section of this doc from Apple . From Apple's doc: Declaring Your App’s Supported Background Tasks Support for some types of background execution must be declared in advance by the app that uses them. An app declares support for a service using its Info.plist file. Add the