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  • linux - Re-enter interactive mode after Ctrl-z - Super User
    In interactive mode (in Octave, gnuplot, R, etc ) I occasionally press Control + z by mistake This pauses the program and kicks me back to the terminal Is it possible to re-enter the original interactive mode (with all the stored variables)? To reproduce: How can I recover my session with the variable a defined?
  • How to restart some progress which is stopped by ctrl+z?
    If you wish to start running it in the background, then type bg after pressing ctrl-z If you wish to have it run in the foreground (and take away your ability to enter new commands into the prompt), type fg after pressing ctrl-z
  • Start Script After Another Finishes in Linux - Baeldung
    If the script is run in the current shell, we can easily start another one after it For this tutorial, we’ll be using two example scripts located at home baeldung script1 sh and home baeldung script2 sh respectively They just sleep for some amount of time and print a message: $ cat script1 sh echo "Sleeping for 60 seconds "
  • How to wake up a sleeping bash script - xmodulo. com
    One way for a bash script to wait for input from a named pipe is to utilize the read command The -n <N> option above implies that read will return after reading <N> characters, rather than waiting for a newline character
  • How can I wake a sleeping bash script? - Ask Ubuntu
    The easiest way to interrupt the sleep command in a script is to run sleep in the background i e sleep 30 followed by a wait command The bash builtin 'wait' can be interrupted with any signal allowing the script to manage the interrupt trap #! bin bash sleep 600 PID=$! wait $PID
  • How to cleanup on suspense (ctrl-z) in a Bash script?
    I have the following script: suspense_cleanup { echo "Suspense clean up " } int_cleanup { echo "Int clean up " exit 0 } trap 'suspense_cleanup' SIGTSTP trap '
  • How to recover session after ctrl+z? : r tmux - Reddit
    If I recall correctly (or maybe just cause I rebound it to that) ctrl-z detaches the current tmux client so you get dropped back the shell you were in You can return to what you had by using tmux attach-session
  • linux - BASH: send SIGTSTP signal (ctrl+z) - Stack Overflow
    If you want finer grained job control, you can emulate Ctrl-Z and bg Control-Z sends SIGTSTP ("tty stop") to the program, which suspends it: kill -TSTP [processid] And the bg command just sends it a SIGCONT: kill -CONT [processid]
  • bash - Can I use ctrl-z to pause a script and then continue after . . .
    Ctrl+Z in a terminal freezes the current foreground process and returns you to the shell, where you can run other commands and resume the frozen process again later using the fg (foreground) or bg (background) command





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