Linux command
jobs 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
jobs
Example
jobs -l
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jobs -n
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jobs -p
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jobs -r
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jobs -s
说明
jobs is a shell builtin that displays the status of jobs started in the current shell session. Jobs are processes started with & (background) or suspended with Ctrl+Z. Each job has a job number (shown in brackets) that can be used with fg, bg, and kill commands using the %n syntax. The + indicates the current job, and - indicates the previous job.
参数
- -l
- List process IDs in addition to normal information
- -n
- Display only jobs with status changed since last notification
- -p
- Display only process IDs
- -r
- Display only running jobs
- -s
- Display only stopped jobs
- -x _command_
- Replace jobspec in command with process group ID and execute it
FAQ
What is the jobs command used for?
jobs is a shell builtin that displays the status of jobs started in the current shell session. Jobs are processes started with & (background) or suspended with Ctrl+Z. Each job has a job number (shown in brackets) that can be used with fg, bg, and kill commands using the %n syntax. The + indicates the current job, and - indicates the previous job.
How do I run a basic jobs example?
Run `jobs` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -l do in jobs?
List process IDs in addition to normal information