[SLUG] Dead process

[Stephen O'Neill]

>In the terminal from which I ran this process, CtrlC didn't work, but
>CtrlZ did.
>  
>
Hmmm... ok, well ctrl-c would usually stop the process. Ctrl Z puts it 
in the background.

>Now I can see there's one stopped job.
>
>kill 1 says operation not permitted
>
>Exit says there are stopped jobs.
>
It may be that the ctrl-c attempted to kill the process so the kernel 
was having a think about that, you then put it in the background but it 
was going to try to kill it for you from the ctrl-c and so won't let you 
kill it again...

Alternatively try being root?

Curiouserer :)