This is a discussion on Suspending a Process within the Linux forums, part of the Operating Systems category; I know that it possible to suspend a process or application running in foreground. One way of doing this is ...
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I know that it possible to suspend a process or application running in foreground. One way of doing this is by giving the below command in UNIX operating system.
$stty susp ^Z <CR> But I am confused about whether it is possible to interrupt the process running in the background. Also I want to know if I give the above command for suspending the application in foreground from where my application will start running again. Kindly brief me on this process. |
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It is not possible to interrupt the process running in the background.
In the command you have given namely: $stty susp ^Z <CR> What you have done is you have mapped ^Z to indicate that foreground process is to be interuppted. That is in other words when you press ^Z your current foreground process will be temporarily suspended and the job will be restarted from where it left off by using the job number of this process. |
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