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Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep
From: hno () HEM PASSAGEN SE (Henrik Nordstrom)
Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2000 23:49:51 +0100
Mark A. Heilpern wrote:
Maybe I'm just naive, but it's my understanding that you cannot send signals to a process you don't own unless you are root.
You can if you control the pty where the program is running. Then simulate susp characters (usually ^Z) to generate SIGTSTP, break (^C) to generate SIGINT or quit (^\) to generate SIGQUIT. -- Henrik Nordstrom
Current thread:
- Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Olaf Kirch (Jan 03)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Mark A. Heilpern (Jan 03)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Casper Dik (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Olaf Kirch (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Henrik Nordstrom (Jan 04)
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- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Goetz Babin-Ebell (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep pedward () WEBCOM COM (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Christos Zoulas (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Mikael Olsson (Jan 05)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Marc Heuse (Jan 05)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Wietse Venema (Jan 04)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Pavel Machek (Jan 04)
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(Thread continues...)
- Re: Symlinks and Cryogenic Sleep Mark A. Heilpern (Jan 03)