On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, New Bie wrote:
# Hello commune,
#
# I telnet from my machine (say L1) to remote machine R1. From there, i
# telnet to some other machine R2. Now if i type "^]", i get a "telnet>"
# prompt. Here, if i type "z", the telnet sleeps and i get back on my
# home machine's (L1) shell. If i type "fg" at this L1's prompt, i go to
# the shell of R2 again. My question is, if i want to go to shell of R1,
# (i.e. prompt on R1). How do i do this?
You can use the '%' notation to 'fg':
# fg %2
would bring job #2 into the foreground. You can type "jobs" at the prompt
to see the list available.
G'day!
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