I have a bourne shell script with a menu. One menu entry is for running
an executable to produce output (non-stop logging on a busy server) on
the screen. How can I stop this program and get kicked back to my
script (menu) when I have seen enough? So far all I can do is Ctrl-C
which kicks me back to my command prompt with no more output coming
through (something that happens if I merely start it in the
background)?  I am using the bash shell on OpenBSD 3.9.
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