I have a stopped process in Linux at a given terminal. Now I am at another terminal. How do I start that process. What kill signal would I send. I own that process.
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I have a stopped process in Linux at a given terminal. Now I am at another terminal. How do I start that process. What kill signal would I send. I own that process.
You can issue a kill -CONT pid, which will do what you want as long as the other terminal session is still around. If the other session is dead it might not have anywhere to put the output.