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I accidently closed my terminal window ( iTerm2 ) i am running OSX Lion, i just ran
sudo port upgrade outdated
and i was hoping i can get the output back on my terminal, the process didn’t quit i still see it when i type
$ ps -ef | grep upgrade
0 58525 1 0 11:10AM ?? 0:00.04 sudo port upgrade outdated
0 58535 58525 0 11:10AM ?? 0:04.90 /usr/bin/tclsh /opt/local/bin/port
What can i do to get it back? i know its going to take a while to finish, am i crazy?
You closed the shell that was the parent of your
sudocommand, so it got re-parented to the process1theinit. You have two options:initwill collect its status.kill(1)it and then maybe restart your upgrade.There’s no way to attach a terminal to a process orphaned like that.