At 4/9/01 02:18 PM -0500, you wrote:
>Simple question I hope but I can not find a man page.
This is covered in the man page for bash. Interesting reading... you should
study it somewhat.
>When a job is stopped with a ctrl Z, how do I restart it?
The command "jobs" will tell you what jobs you have running or stopped.
Each line will start with [1] or some number. Assuming job #1 is the one
you want:
fg %1 == will bring the job to the foreground and continue execution
bg %1 == will continue the execution of the program in the background
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