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Hi,
I have a bash shell script that runs several processes in the back ground. It does not return to the UNIX prompt when these processes are completed. I am ...
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- 02-25-2013 #1Just Joined!
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Unix prompt
Hi,
I have a bash shell script that runs several processes in the back ground. It does not return to the UNIX prompt when these processes are completed. I am looking for a command(s) that can be executed from the script that returns the UNIX prompt.
Please help. Thx
- 02-25-2013 #2Linux Enthusiast
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When launching the command or script, just type & at the end of the line. That will return you to the shell as normal. Very useful for launching gui tools from the command line, etc.
- 02-26-2013 #3Just Joined!
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Unix prompt
The script is running several processes in the background. The script contains commands that runs several other processes in the background. Running the script itself with the & does not return the unix prompt. Is there away it can return the prompt when all the processes started my the script are completed.? Thx.


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