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From: Hasan Diwan <hdiwan@ziplink.net>
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Subject: Nohupping for a single job
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Esteemed colleagues:
	I am having trouble getting zsh to nohup specific jobs. When I
logout, I would like everything terminated unless it matches a certain
string (say, startx or *ftp). How would I do this?

Hasan Diwan
hdiwan@pop.ziplink.net