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Kanth

06:04

@FaheemMitha I didn't get you

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Faheem Mitha

08:59

@Kanth I'm sorry, I don't know what comment you are replying to. Please use the reply function of chat (click left mouse button at the left end).

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Sukminder

11:30

Do not get how accepted answer resolves the issue here: unix.stackexchange.com/q/226090/28489 , Am I missing something?

Thought that: If a sub process, here ffmpeg, receive SIGINT, it should be ignored by bash unless one handle it specifically by trap.

Are there versions that operates differently?

Archemar

@Sukminder source command run all line in a file, it is the same as if you run cmd1 ; cmd2 ; cmd3 (+Ctrl-C) ; cmd4 ; cmd5

all cmd's are run, even thon cmd3 is interrupted

s/thon/thou/

Sukminder

11:47

@Archemar: Yes, source file or . file runs the script in current shell. bash file or ./file creates a new sub shell, but how does that solve issue with SIGINT sent to a sub-command in that script?

Archemar

most likely subcomment get kill, and kill signal propagate to enclosing shell.

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MatthewRock

13:19

@mods - sorry for two flags, still learning.

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casey

20:48

Q: Oh no! Something went wrong! Installing kali linux

I am trying to install a virtual machine running Kali (Formerly backtrack) 1.0.7 in 64 bit. My host machine is a 64 bit MacBook pro running 10.7.5. I am using Oracle VirtualBox version 4.3.12. The install goes perfectly, but after installing it, I get an error when I try to boot. Here is a screen...