After executing a command with the administrator, I use CTRL + Z to transfer the command to the background day. Cause I can't quit root.
Input command: Logout
Terminal display: There is stopped jobs.
Workaround:
Input command: Jobs
Terminal display: [1]+ Stopped vim/etc/network/interfaces >/home/leo/desktop/ip.txt (WD:/)
See for a long while did not see the process of PID, no way to kill.
Continue to enter command: jobs-l
Terminal display: [1]+ 4664 stop vim/etc/network/interfaces >/home/leo/desktop/ip.txt (WD:/)
See 4664, this is PID.
Now start killing it:
Input command: Kill 4664
The terminal is not displayed. Ok.
Check it again with the jobs command and confirm that it has been killed.
Resources:
Http://www.cnblogs.com/maliqian/articles/2290505.html
Https://zhidao.baidu.com/question/391803728207119965.html
http://blog.csdn.net/whaoxysh/article/details/17303513
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