# Keeping it persistent If you simply run the command as described at Commands to run FedWiki, the server is within your user's login session; so if that session gets interrupted, if you log out, etc., the server will stop running.
# Using screen
A simple way to get around this is with the **screen** command. (There are more robust ways to do it; these instructions are likely good enough for testing and lightweight home use.) *Run screen, and give the session you're about to start the name "wiki":* - screen -S wiki
*Now "detach" that screen session, which means make it stay running without needing to keep your login session attached to it.* * *type* control-a *and then* d *If/when you want to get back to this session (re-attach the screen), you can call it back up with the following command:* * screen -r *If you have more than one detached sessions running though, you will need to call it up by the name you gave the session in the first step:* * screen -r wiki
*Run the wiki, using the command given above or any of several variants discussed below:* * wiki --security_legacy
# Using systemd