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don't step on the toes of .bash_history
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Dan Jacobson |
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don't step on the toes of .bash_history |
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Tue, 24 Jun 2003 16:44:36 +0800 |
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With something like HISTFILE=$HOME/.bash_history_$USERNAME in .bashrc,
what are the chances I'd wipe out most of my history file by opening a
second bash window, and then closing the two windows in the wrong
order or something?
How do I ensure things I typed yesterday in whatever bash window, will
be C-r findable today, in whatever bash window? [powered off at night].
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