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how to execute command after current running command in bash?
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Mar 15, 202620010 viewsConfidence Score0%
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I'm downloading file with wget, and I want to turn off my computer after downloading will be finished, but I need to go somewhere now :) Is it possible to execute command in bash exacly when process will be finished? I know that this works: But what if I type only:
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You can do something like this: Suspend execution of wget with (it's not stopped, it's suspended) Put it into background with Run: will wait for all programs running in background in the current shell - i.e. this wget to finish. After wait finishes …
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