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# suspend
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> Suspend the execution of the current shell.
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> More information: <https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html#index-suspend>.
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- Suspend the current shell (useful for when you are in nested shells like `su`):
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`{{bash}} <Enter> suspend`
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- Continue from suspension if `suspend` was used in a non-nested shell (run this in a separate terminal):
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$, case, continue, coproc, getopts, select, suspend, ulimit, while: refresh page (#17687)
Refreshed $, case, continue, coproc, getopts, select, suspend, ulimit, while .md pages
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`pkill -CONT {{bash}}`
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- Force suspension even if this would lock you out of the system:
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`suspend -f`
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