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How can I disown a running process and associate it to a new screen shell?
In bash is there an opposite of disown, that is, to re-attach a process I've accidentally disowned aiming for another backgrounded job?
I suspended ssh to another host, launched xload &, and meant to disown xload not my ssh session.
master@im~/dev Thu Mar 08,15:27:18$ (4350) ^Z [suspend ssh]
[2]+ Stopped ssh -e ^] -o StrictHostKeyChecking=false -XCg master@5.39.81.187
master@quant~ Thu Mar 08,15:27:18$ (4834) [ $(pidof xload) ] || xload -display :99 -update 5 -geometry 1100x50 & disown
[3] 11943
bash: warning: deleting stopped job 2 with process group 17683
Oops!
master@quant~ Thu Mar 08,15:28:35$ (4826) jb
[3]- 11943 Running xload -display :99 -update 5 -geometry 1100x50 &
