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You should use the kill command for that.

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal, i.e.

$ kill -TSTP $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for suspending the process and

$ kill -CONT $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for resuming it. Documented here.

You should use the kill command for that.

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal, i.e.

$ kill -TSTP $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for suspending the process and

$ kill -CONT $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for resuming it. Documented at 24.2.5 Job Control Signals.

You should use the kill command for that.

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal, i.e.

$ kill -TSTP $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for suspending the process and

$ kill -CONT $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for resuming it.

You should use the kill command for that.

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal, i.e.

$ kill -TSTP $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for suspending the process and

$ kill -CONT $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for resuming it. Documented here.

You should use

kill 

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal:

kill -TSTP 

You should use the kill command for that.

To be more verbose - you have to specify the right signal, i.e.

$ kill -TSTP $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for suspending the process and

$ kill -CONT $PID_OF_PROCESS 

for resuming it.