suspend
Suspend the execution of the current shell. tldr-pages
On several platforms
Several platforms
Suspend the current shell (useful for when you are in nested shells like su)
bash <Enter> suspendIdentifyContinue from suspension if suspend was used in a non-nested shell (run this in a separate terminal)
pkill -SIGCONT bashIdentify-GMatch real Group ID(s) toyboxTrips 1 Sigma rule: mediumTerminate Linux Process Via Kill by Tuan Le (NCSGroup)
Force suspension even if this would lock you out of the system
suspend -fIdentify