Using 2.0 Linux version (tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and CentOS 7.5). When trying to kill the process with Ctrl+C signal, an output is printed in console: "[1]+ Stopped ./rhminer"
but the process is still running and outputs are still generated in console. But the stdin is released and I can run console executables within the same console. To kill the process I can use GUI monitor system, or run "ps", read pid through process output within the same console and run "kill "
then the console prints "[1]+ Terminated ./rhminer" and the process is really shut down
Using 2.0 Linux version (tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and CentOS 7.5). When trying to kill the process with Ctrl+C signal, an output is printed in console: "[1]+ Stopped ./rhminer" but the process is still running and outputs are still generated in console. But the stdin is released and I can run console executables within the same console. To kill the process I can use GUI monitor system, or run "ps", read pid through process output within the same console and run "kill"
then the console prints "[1]+ Terminated ./rhminer" and the process is really shut down