To ensure that the command continues to execute even after the SSH session is closed, you can use the nohup command or the screen/tmux utilities.

Using nohup

nohup bash <(wget -qO- check.unlock.media) &

The nohup command runs another command in the background and ignores the hangup signal, ensuring it continues running after the SSH session is closed. The & at the end puts the process in the background.

Using screen or tmux

You can also use screen or tmux to create a persistent terminal session:

1. Start a screen or tmux session:

   screen

or

   tmux

2. Run your command:

   bash <(wget -qO- check.unlock.media)

3. Detach from the session: For screen, press Ctrl-a then d. For tmux, press Ctrl-b then d.

The command will continue to run in the background, and you can log out of the SSH session. You can later reattach to the session using screen -r or tmux attach.