Rob Saul wrote:
David Busby wrote:
List,
I used CTRL+Z to stop a task, how do I get it back? Is there a
way to
start a task into the background? Can I start a stoped job and have
it run
in the background? What should `man` to learn?
if you know the process id you can ( in bash ) use t
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 11:22:52 -0800
"David Busby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> List,
> I used CTRL+Z to stop a task, how do I get it back? Is there a
> way to
> start a task into the background? Can I start a stoped job and have
> it run in the background? What should `man` to learn?
ma
David Busby wrote:
List,
I used CTRL+Z to stop a task, how do I get it back? Is there a way to
start a task into the background? Can I start a stoped job and have it run
in the background? What should `man` to learn?
if you know the process id you can ( in bash ) use the 'fg' command.
rea
type jobs it will show you the list of jobs you have, what I do is if I
hit ctrl z I also type bg to put it in the background, if its just one
task that you are running then type fg otherwise from the job list
choose the job number and type fg jobnumber.
You can just simply start your job in the b
Use "fg" to get the job back. To list your jobs, type "jobs". When you do
ctrl+z to get out of a job, you can start it processing in the background
with "bg".
-S
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