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Subject: odd thing with make/gmake/su
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Hi,

I have an odd thing here. I have a very simple makefile:

[root@doos root]# cat Makefile 
blah:
        @echo "hoi"
        @su sabri -c "echo hoi2"
        @echo "hoi3"
        @su sabri -c "echo hoi4"

but when I do a make or gmake, I it gets a stop signal after the third
command:

[root@doos root]# make
hoi
hoi2
hoi3

[2]+  Stopped                 make
[root@doos root]# fg
make
hoi4
[root@doos root]# 

I run 5.1-RELEASE-p11 on i386. Does anyone have a clue what is going on
here?

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