intr(8)
NAME
intr - run a command with interrupts enabled
SYNOPSIS
intr [-d] [-t seconds] command [arg...]
DESCRIPTION
Intr executes a command with keyboard interrupts enabled, and standard
input, output and error redirected to the terminal or the console. It
may also be used for the opposite: to detach a process from the terminal.
There are three situations where intr may be used: From a process that
has no controlling tty, like the shell running /etc/rc at boot time, from
a script that runs in the background, or by the System Administrator to
restart a daemon.
In the first case intr will use /dev/console as a controlling tty and as
standard input, output and error. In the second case intr will use
/dev/tty to connect the command to the controlling tty. In the third
case the process will be removed from the process group, and will have
I/O redirected to /dev/null as input, and /dev/log for output.
OPTIONS