James wrote:

> ok, once you've done that, is there a way of dragging the daemon back
> into the foreground

No. A `foreground' process is generally assumed to mean one which the
shell will wait() for before processing new commands. Once the parent
has exited, the shell forgets all about it. You can't force the shell
to `adopt' arbitrary processes.

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Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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