Jeff Kinz wrote:
On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 05:57:01PM -0600, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Okay, assume a user started a task on the server, and let it run.
Assume I have root access to the server. Is there some way that I can
pause the task, and resume it later without screwing up permissions?
Although this is a very reasonable thing to want to be able to do
and it seems quite "doable" in terms of what would be needed in the
kernel there is currently no way to do it in Linux.
Time to add a feature suggestion to the kernel list.
I think that this feature makes a lot of sense in both data center and
desktop environments. (when used with appropriate caution)
Use the man pages folks
man kill
man 7 signal
kill -s 19 <pid>
killall -s 19 command name
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