SIGTTOU problem
From: yessardi (yessardi@yahoo.com)
Date: 04/23/03
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From: yessardi@yahoo.com (yessardi) Date: 23 Apr 2003 09:28:05 -0700
Hi
When I run a process (startDaemon.sh) in the background in unix, it
runs without error and shows me the pid.
Then when I do a ps -ef | grep "startDaemon.sh", it gives me the
message {Stopped} (SIGTTOU).
I learnt that SIGTTOU is a tty signal sent out during output write.
I ve to run my process in the background only, coz it processes a file
as huge as 31692403 bytes! When i try to do it in the foreground, my
session encounters a connection timeout with the server and stops....
I learnt that there's a way I can block the SIGTTOU signal. But am not
able to figure out how.
Here's the snapshot:
cddaemon@hkcdsu01:/chase/apps/cds/project/calsub/run_scripts > .
./startDaemon.sh&
[1] 29342
cddaemon@hkcdsu01:/chase/apps/cds/project/calsub/run_scripts > ps -ef
| grep "startDaemon.sh"
cddaemon 29397 28786 0 22:48:01 pts/2 0:00 grep startDaemon.sh
[1] + Stopped (SIGTTOU) . ./startDaemon.sh&
Please advise me as to how to block the SIGTTOU signal.
Thank you !!
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