daemonize:tldr:84256

The command daemonize is used to detach a process from the controlling terminal and run it in the background as a daemon. Here is an explanation of the given command:

${command} is a placeholder representing the actual command you want to daemonize. It should be replaced with the name of the executable or script that you want to run as a background process.

${command_arguments} is also a placeholder indicating any arguments or options needed by the command. You should replace it with the specific arguments or options required by the command you're daemonizing.

By executing this command, the specified ${command} will be launched as a background process, allowing it to continue running even after the terminal session is closed. The ${command_arguments} are passed as parameters to the command.

Overall, the command daemonize ${command} ${command_arguments} is used to run a particular command as a daemon in the background, separating it from the current terminal session.