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user   23110  0.1  1.7 615392 73004 pts/2    T    20:57   0:13 process

I have a process what I put in the background on a terminal which froze after. Not responsive for keys/reset/commands etc.

I would like to bring this process back to the foreground from another terminal.

Is this possible to do on Debian?

When I list out jobs on other terminals I get 0 tasks, but my process is still there hanging in T state.

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  • Have you tried ^Q?
    – Hauke Laging
    May 20, 2018 at 21:08

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This can be done with the command reptyr. You call it in the new controlling terminal with the PID of the process as argument which shall be moved to this terminal.

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