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[ilugd]: Background process killed

Hi All   I am facing a strange situation. I running a process witn &(background) and gets killed when I close the session. However it does not happen with other processes. The thing was rectified when I ran the process with nohup option. Can someone explain this behaviour.   I have some

RE: [ilugd]: Background process killed

hi, well i am not pretty sure about this myself, but i think this is how it works. Once u log into Linux (or UNIX), all ur programs(processes) are associated with ur control terminal. Now if this contol terminal gets killed then all the process associated with this control terminal also get

RE: [ilugd]: Background process killed

I noticed some other behaviour. When a process was being run as a background process and session is closed. Its parent ID changed to 1. So even if the parent gets killed the child should survive. -Original Message-From: A. Madhusudan , Gurgaon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent:

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for this question: 1. Whats the diff between running a process in background and running a process with nohup in background? when u run the process with NOHUP option, it would not respond to the standard KILL signal, whenever ur session gets over all the processes in that session are killed an

Re: [ilugd]: Background process killed

- Original Message - From: Vikas Gandhi To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 2:33 PM Subject: [ilugd]: Background process killed Hi All   I am facing a strange situation. I running a process witn &(background) and gets killed when I c

Re: [ilugd]: Background process killed

To really keep the session alive and kicking, try using 'screen'. then you can even log in from your house, and check the outputs. --Vardhan On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 03:24:57PM +0530, Vikas Pandit wrote: >- Original Message - > > From: Vikas Gandhi > To: [EMAIL PROTE

RE: [ilugd]: Background process killed

hi again, sorry for late reply. but i fugure that the parent ID changes to 1 cause the background process now becomes a zombie process. that is its parent is dead and so ID 1 takes the ownership and turns the process into a zombie process.   A.Madhusudan Advanced Technologies Centre 244,

[ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

Hi All Is there any command to clear history of commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x. I observed it is maintaining a list of commands even after system reboot. Thanx n regards Kapil Sharma H/P 00-6-0125678120 _ Get faster connections --

Re: [ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

just use this command $histrory -c HTH, Abhiram On Tuesday 22 October 2002 04:35 pm, Kapil Sharma wrote: > Hi All > > Is there any command to clear history of commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x. > I observed it is maintaining a list of commands even after system reboot. > > Thanx n regards > Kapil Sh

Re: [ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 11:05:37AM +, Kapil Sharma wrote: > Hi All > > Is there any command to clear history of commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x. > I observed it is maintaining a list of commands even after system reboot. echo ~/.*history* rm ~/.*history* man Your_Shell search for

Re: [ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

hello kapil & all --- Kapil Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All > > Is there any command to clear history of commands in > Red Hat Linux 7.x. clear the ".bash_history" file that is under /root ( mine is here ) befor u logoff and then when relogin or reboot there will be no history of comm

RE: [ilugd]: Background process killed

Here the only point I would like to mention is: control terminal => shell Shell is the parent of all processes originated under it. If you don't specify nohup, shell gets killed when you logout and all its children die. Makes sense? Regards, Naresh --- "A. Madhusudan , Gurgaon" <[EMAIL PROTEC

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Re: [ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

Try removing /root/.bash_history - assuming you want to remove the history for root. For any other user remove /home/$user/.bash_history If you want to switch off this feature totally - change the profile of the user. Old habbits die hard :) Kapil Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Hi All >

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Re: [ilugd]: How to Clear History of Commands in Red Hat Linux 7.x

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RE: [ilugd]: Re: [LIH] Mplayer on SiS 6326

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