On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Ohad Lutzky wrote:

>On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 01:15:11PM +0000, Christopher Egner wrote:
>> You could use && or ||.
>> && works only if the return is zero, usually meaning everything worked
>> in the first program. The second, || only works if the return is non
>> zero.
>
>You guys aren't getting it... the command is already running. He's
>thinking along the lines of this: "Okay, I'm downloading this file, it's
>not resumable and already at 60%. It'll take a few hours more to
>download and quite a while to untar it. I'm going to sleep now... I wish
>I could tell it to untar once it's done downloading. Too bad I can't
>start over without losing all the progress it already made."

sure ya can.

^Z the process to pause it, then type:

fg ; halt


Christopher Fisk
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