On 11/1/20 5:13 AM, clime wrote:
> Work with process groups should be natural in bash. It can't be that
> complex. I struggled with this for several hours and found lots of
> people on the net that struggled with the same problem too.
It is natural, and job control is the most natural way to do it. If you
don't want to use job control for some reason, the `setpgid' loadable
builtin exists, as others have noted.
If you don't want to use the loadable builtin, you can easily write a
standalone program that, when executed, becomes a process group leader
and execs the remaining arguments.
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