Detach running process?
Scott Henson
scotth at csee.wvu.edu
Sun May 15 22:33:27 UTC 2005
On Sun, 2005-05-15 at 17:16 +0200, Erik Bågfors wrote:
> Depends on how you define "detach".
>
> Perhaps ctrl-z followed by "bg" is what you are looking for. Just
> remember that that process is still attached to your tty. So if you
> kill it, you kill the process.
Not entirely true. After you bg(or background) a process, you can
disown it, by typing disown right after you type bg. Or disown will
take a shell pid(its always %n where n is the number of processes
running under the shell). I think it will also take system pids, but
I'm not sure. man disown for more info on it.
> Screen is great for this kind of stuff.
Yes, screen is absolutely fantastic. Any machine I work on must have
screen installed or I tear out my eyes.
--
Scott Henson <scotth at csee.wvu.edu>
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