How to make Ctrl-Z work with xterm -e "ping localhost"
there will be a child process but how to pass the Ctrl-Z to that process?
I tried Ctrl-C and S and Q they are working fine...
Wei_3
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Jump to PostWhy do you need Ctrl-Z? You could simply add
-c #, where#is the number of count, to your ping to automatically stop, and that would automatically close your X terminal.
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Taywin
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Why do you need Ctrl-Z? You could simply add -c #, where # is the number of count, to your ping to automatically stop, and that would automatically close your X terminal.
Wei_3
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ping is just an easy example, I need Ctrl-Z working for other command as well.
Mocabilly
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Well, not realy a solution with CTRL-Z or a beauty contest winner;
to run the command:
xterm -T unique_name -e ping 192.168.1.1 &
to quit the command:
pkill -f "unique_name"
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