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Programming with the UNIX system shell

Restarting a stopped process

When job control is active you can restart a suspended process. To restart a process with the stop command, you must first determine the JID by using the jobs command. You can then use the JID with the following commands:

fg %JID Resume a stopped or background job in foreground.
bg %JID Restart a stopped job in background.


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