--- "LaksCEO" <> wrote:
> Thanks Fred,
> i tried your method and it executes my
> application program.
> now how can i stop this and get back to
> login prompt since i have some environment
> setting has to be incorporated in my
> application ?
> When i press "control c " no response?
> i am not able to go back to normal setting
> so that i can do some changes in the rc3.d
TYhat's strange since your application should
launch and you should get a shell prompt while
your application continues to run as a process
at the same time.
You should be able to launch a whole bunch of
processes in your new numbered script file and
the OS should launch them all one by one. When
the script file exists, you should be getting
your usual, normal behavior including a shell
prompt while the processes continue to run in
the back ground -- no Control-C needed.
The only thing I can think of is that your
new process isn't giving up the time back to
the operating system. If your new process has
a forever loop (and it probably does) how about
putting in a call to sleep(1) in the main
loop just for testing so that the OS has a
chance to continue the rest of the start-up
processes just in case your new process is
hogging all the clock cycles. sleep(1) will
give the OS time to swap tasks and such.
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