If you put something in the background does this mean it may also ignore interrpts?
I know that you can kill the process by job ID or PID using PS or KIll. but if its in the background using '&' will sending an interrupt signal will it also kill that process or Job?
terminal background-process signals
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I know that you can kill the process by job ID or PID using PS or KIll. but if its in the background using '&' will sending an interrupt signal will it also kill that process or Job?
terminal background-process signals
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I know that you can kill the process by job ID or PID using PS or KIll. but if its in the background using '&' will sending an interrupt signal will it also kill that process or Job?
terminal background-process signals
edited Dec 19 '18 at 23:59
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asked Jan 4 '18 at 4:16
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I know that you can kill the process by job ID or PID using PS or KIll. but if its in the background using '&' will sending an interrupt signal will it also kill that process or Job?
terminal background-process signals
terminal background-process signals
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it the background just means the shell it not waiting for it to finish,
it can still still receive signals, (such as SIGINT), use the kill command to send signals.
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it the background just means the shell it not waiting for it to finish,
it can still still receive signals, (such as SIGINT), use the kill command to send signals.
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it the background just means the shell it not waiting for it to finish,
it can still still receive signals, (such as SIGINT), use the kill command to send signals.
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it the background just means the shell it not waiting for it to finish,
it can still still receive signals, (such as SIGINT), use the kill command to send signals.
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it the background just means the shell it not waiting for it to finish,
it can still still receive signals, (such as SIGINT), use the kill command to send signals.
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