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Hi,

I suppose you run:

    fs# con -l /srv/fscons

or something like that, isn't it?
If that the case I suggest you to read=20
the con manual page.

You can exit with ctrl+\ and then type q.

Greatings.

Quoting Dave Cummings <murrayclimbs@yahoo.com>:

> Hello,
> I've recently installed fossil. Using fscons I can srv fossil without=20
> permissions and do administrative tasks. Is it neccessary to exit this=20
> console? I usually just 'delete' the window it's running in, or reboot.=
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> Can I exit the console? What about systems not running rio? Thanks in=20
> advance, Dave
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> dlc4(at)jhu(dot)edu
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