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07-08-2003 03:40 PM
07-08-2003 03:40 PM
FG
Is there a way to bring a job that has been
suspended to the foreground even if it is not the most recent process?
suspended to the foreground even if it is not the most recent process?
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07-08-2003 03:45 PM
07-08-2003 03:45 PM
Re: FG
Try
$ jobs (This will list the jobs)
$ fg
The sh man pages states:
Bring each job into the foreground in the order specified. If no job is specified, bring the current job into the foreground.
See the sh man page for a further description.
$ jobs (This will list the jobs)
$ fg
The sh man pages states:
Bring each job into the foreground in the order specified. If no job is specified, bring the current job into the foreground.
See the sh man page for a further description.
Anyone for a Mutiny ?
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07-08-2003 03:55 PM
07-08-2003 03:55 PM
Re: FG
# jobs (will show your own bg processes)
# fg
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07-08-2003 04:17 PM
07-08-2003 04:17 PM
Re: FG
do a jobs.
it will list the job nos.
and then you can do an fg %1 or something similar.
hth
-balaji
it will list the job nos.
and then you can do an fg %1 or something similar.
hth
-balaji
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