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Possible Duplicate: How can I disown a running process and associate it to a new screen shell? I launched a command that lasts a long time. I had to disconnect so I moved it in the background (...

I am using an SSH client to connect to a Solaris server. I had a process running but my connection disconnected. I reconnected and can see the process running when I do ps -al. How can I bring this ...

Possible Duplicate: How can I disown a running process and associate it to a new screen shell? It is a good practice to run long processes in screen session, to protect them from session hangups. ...

It's sunday and I left an instance of R running in the office. The script finished running, and I would like to save my workspace without going to the office. I can ssh to the computer, but I have not ...

From my home pc using putty, I ssh'ed into a remote server, and I ran a python program that takes hours to complete, and as it runs it prints stuff. Now after a while, my internet disconnected, and I ...

Possible Duplicate: How can I disown it a running process and associate it to a new screen shell? Let's say I'm install applications directly on to a Linux box. May I go to another machine and ...

Possible Duplicate: How can I pause up a running process over ssh, disown it, associate it to a new screen shell and unpause it? It is fairly easy to disown a process, or make it run without a ...

I was running several large processes at once, and my PC froze (I suspect due to heat, its a laptop, and the fan was at maximum for several minutes just prior to locking up). The mouse cursor moved, ...

Sometimes I'll start doing something fast. I've got something to do, and I need to get it done now. Then of course i realize that I need to do something else to help me finish what I started, so I ...

I went through the top answer to this question: Difference between nohup, disown and &, and I read specfically the following: With disown the job is still connected to the terminal, so if the ...

Possible Duplicate: How can I disown a running process and associate it to a new screen shell? The problem is that the process is not a job inside of my active shell (as I've logged in from ...

I have a background job, say jobid 1, in a tab of gnome terminal. Can I move it to a another tab of genome terminal? I understand that the shell process in the first gnome terminal tab is the parent ...

Possible Duplicate: How can I disown it a running process and associate it to a new screen shell? I started a java client using nohup to get it to run in the background (needed to log out of ssh)....

When putting a job in background with the command bg, I have the output of the command of the job. How to put the job in background (like the bg command) but without any output? PS: the job is ...

I started an application from the terminal which prints the status and various logs in the console so that I can read them from the terminal. I accidentally closed the terminal but the application is ...