Typical scenario:I temporarily need to access a file that my vhost prevents me from accessing. I fire up vim, edit the settings and background vim to tell apache to reload its configuration.Problem:If I now forget about this, my shell will tell me There are stopped jobs, when I CTRL+D the session. However, since I have a habit of having shells in shells in shells, due to ssh, tmux and similar, I also frequently repeatedly send EOF when I wrap my work up and close my windows. This in turn causes me to accidentally kill the shell, despite the warning.Can I make it harder to kill such shells?
Can I make There are stopped jobs harder to kill?
bash;shell;background process