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A standalone daemon in Linux is a background process that runs independently of any controlling terminal and is not directly tied to user interactions. It is typically initiated during system startup or by other processes and performs tasks such as managing system services, handling network requests, or performing scheduled jobs. Standalone daemons run continuously, often until the system is shut down or the daemon is manually terminated. They typically operate without user intervention, logging output to system logs or files for monitoring and troubleshooting.

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