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re-run it with fg (foreground)<br />
to kill it, the first number returned by ps is the PID, type<br />
kill &lt;PID&gt;<br />
or if that failes<br />
kill -9 &lt;PID&gt; 
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re-run it with fg (foreground)
to kill it, the first number returned by ps is the PID, type
kill <PID>
or if that failes
kill -9 <PID>

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thats really good , how can i find more command option from net.(instead of using $man or $info )
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thats really good , how can i find more command option from net.(instead of using $man or $info )

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<a href="http://www.tldp.org" rel="ugc">www.tldp.org</a> - will give you Guides (free networked books:-), HOWTOs (Nice &quot;I've done this, and it works for me&quot; style documents... or even quite indepth elaborations on different topics) ... and lots more, including man-pages-turned-html:-).<br />
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-- Glenn
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www.tldp.org [http://www.tldp.org] - will give you Guides (free networked books:-), HOWTOs (Nice "I've done this, and it works for me" style documents... or even quite indepth elaborations on different topics) ... and lots more, including man-pages-turned-html:-).

-- Glenn

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The process is still running, it is just in the background. You can see background processes by using the &quot;bg&quot; command. To place the process back in the foreground, use the &quot;fg&quot; command.<br />

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The process is still running, it is just in the background. You can see background processes by using the "bg" command. To place the process back in the foreground, use the "fg" command.


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&nbsp;i am using mandrake 6.0 on telnet.when i press ctrl+z and stop the program i cant re-run program.i can view program with jobs or ps but &nbsp;i cant re-run program.also how can terminate a program with kill command.
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 i am using mandrake 6.0 on telnet.when i press ctrl+z and stop the program i cant re-run program.i can view program with jobs or ps but  i cant re-run program.also how can terminate a program with kill command.

wake-up process,kill command

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