Columbia MM
Variables
set suspend-on-quit
SET SUSPEND-ON-QUIT YES/no - whether the QUIT command suspends
With the usual YES setting, the Top-Level QUIT command suspends the
MM process. You return to the shell prompt, but the MM process still
exists and you can return to it quickly with a fg command (the "mm"
command is aliased to the command "fg -s mm", meaning fg or start).
If you change it to NO, QUIT kills the process. To run MM again, you
would have to start a new MM process. See the BYE command.
This variable is not related to the Read or Send Mode QUIT commands.
For more help, type "help" and one of the following:
(at any prompt:) save-init set show
(at the MM> prompt:) quit bye
(at the MM> prompt:) quit bye
save-init |
set |
show |
quit |
bye |
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