Run shell command from child shell
You can setup in a group, like.
#!/bin/bash(Command1Command2etc..)subshell() { echo "this is also within a subshell"}subshell( and ) creates a subshell in which you run a group of commands, otherwise a simple function will do. I don't know if ( and ) is POSIX compatible.
Update: If I understand your comment correctly, you want to be using -c option with bash, like.
/bin/bash -c "Command1 && Command2...." &
From http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/subshells.html here is an example:
#!/bin/bash# subshell-test.sh(# Inside parentheses, and therefore a subshell . . .while [ 1 ] # Endless loop.do echo "Subshell running . . ."done)# Script will run forever,#+ or at least until terminated by a Ctl-C.exit $? # End of script (but will never get here).