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From: pcb@gator.cacs.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs)
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Subject: Was: ctl-Z on process, more explicity question...
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Date: 29 Mar 90 04:39:27 GMT
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Sorry for the lack of stating the question in a precise format.  I will
try again.

csh and BSD Unix
Start a job:   prog &
then logout
login back in later and do a ps
job is running but you are not at controlling terminal
It seems to be a reasonable (which might be the problem) request 
to 'command' the job to pause and then continue (just like I could do 
if I did not log out).

using the kill -STOP pid; kill -CONT pid does not work.


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