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Old May 11th, 2004, 01:20 PM
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noob question - processes

I have a perl script I was running(background) from command line. Every so often I have it print some data so I can follow the scripts progress. Then I closed the terminal in which I executed the script.

When I open a new terminal how can I access that process with the perl script so I can see what it is printing?

There are no jobs ("jobs" command returns nothing) but the PID is there. terminal info: (TT "p1-")

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