A temporary fix is to add to ~/.bashrc . Change option
a to r for running jobs only.
Might want to do incase these upstream developers wanted to
make history save on exit only.
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Figured it out. When you use the command exit the jobs will remain. These
upstream developers are vexing me.
It is the same thing they did with history save. Until they changed it back.
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Strangely, that works for me in maverick, even though it shouldn't.
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As I said that previous version you could run like firefox & and close the
terminal and it still run.
The problem now is even if I disable huponexit it still close!
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This is normal behavior that has never changed. When a terminal is
closed, the kernel sends SIGHUP to all attached processes. It has
nothing to do with bash. The usual method of allowing a program to run
in the background after closing the terminal is to run it with the nohup
program.
If you ca
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