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Thread: Shell sending commands to background and stopping them when not told to


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annoying - process started in bash gets stopped after time. example:
test@sandbox:~$ firefox -no-remote
[1]+ stopped firefox -no-remote
test@sandbox:~$

gets stopped after time itself. , can't use fg:

test@sandbox:~$ fg
firefox -no-remote

[1]+ stopped firefox -no-remote
test@sandbox:~$

how make bash behave usual? mean should move process background if explicitly specify (ctrl+z, ctrl+y or &).

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