From: David Harel (hareldvd_at_nonexisting.hamakor.org.il)
Date: Mon 30 Aug 2004 - 22:14:37 IDT
Hi,
When starting konsole (KDE) a bash is started. If you execute the
suspend command to this shell it will hangs (you can release it by
sending SIGCONT). What you should get is a message like:
"Can not suspend a login shell" (tcsh adds (yet) - a short form of
"asshole"). (Would you do an su - command you will have the same message
but this time, an unnecessary one).
In order to make bash behave like a login shell (as it makes sense when
you start a konsole window) you can use the -l option. So now is the
question. How do you make konsole add the -l option to the bash
invocation or, how do you make things behave as they should?
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Thanks.
David Harel,
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