Re: bash History on F7

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John Summerfield wrote:
Adel ESSAFI wrote:
Dear All
I have a strange behaviour on my bash shell on F7. In some session, I lose all the histoty!!! I don t find any command that I have executed in my previous sessions.
Regards.
Adel

\ls -l ~/.bash_history
\lsattr ~/.bash_history

Change ~ to ~whatever as appropriate.

Oh, and just leave "reply to" pointing at the list. I don't like replying off-list.



I have noticed this for ages. If you have multiple shells open, one will override the others. So some sessions won't be stored in the history. If you are like me, I have multiple shell windows open so I don't rely on history. At home I only keep one line for privacy.

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Robin Laing

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