Suppose this situation
wget http://file
wget starts to download file.
I put it in the background.
^Z
bg
The command goes into the background.
But its output is still on the console also -- if the console is still open.
Is it possible to stop the command's output?
Wget is only an example; think about a command which writes a lot of output.
At the console, I know it is possible to do bg and then close terminal and open another, but what if I have only one terminal avaliable and no pseudo-terminals?
Here's a solution that actually redirects the output of a command while it is running: https://superuser.com/questions/732503/redirect-stdout-stderr-of-a-background-job-from-console-to-a-log-file
For a solution that is more usable in an every-day scenario of using a terminal, you could do wget -o log http://file & to run wget in the background and write its output to log instead of your terminal. Of course, you won't see any output at all in this case (even if you ran wget in foreground), but you could do tail -f log to look at the output as it grows.
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