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11-18-2008 05:15 PM
11-18-2008 05:15 PM
Re: nohup
>Is this a default of nohup?
No, this is a function of a real shell with "&".
$ set +o bgnice # to undo
>Emil: you can renice the process after it is started.
You have to be root to increase the priority.
No, this is a function of a real shell with "&".
$ set +o bgnice # to undo
>Emil: you can renice the process after it is started.
You have to be root to increase the priority.
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