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Re: History Files

From: arboi () BIGFOOT COM (Michel Arboi)
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 09:21:46 +0200


Gerardo <gere () MAILROOM COM> writes:

Or he could just type "unset HISTFILE" and bye bye, logs


The history file is written when bash exits. The simplest way not to
disable it is to kill the shell ("kill -9 $$" instead of "exit")

I suspect that some versions of ksh write their history "on the fly".

Current thread:

non-exec stack, (continued)
- - - non-exec stack Lamagra Argamal (Apr 19)
    - Weakness of static addr & MySQL database Tompkins, William A (Apr 20)
    - Re: Weakness of static addr & MySQL database Jim Kinney (Apr 20)
- Re: History Files Dan Garcia (Apr 15)
  - Re: History Files Jeff Bachtel (Apr 15)
    - Re: History Files Ron DuFresne (Apr 15)
  - Re: History Files Erik Fichtner (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Gerardo (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Aaron (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Benjamin Elijah Griffin (Apr 17)
- Re: History Files Michel Arboi (Apr 18)
- Re: History Files Bojan Zdrnja (Apr 18)
  - Re: History Files Scott D. Yelich (Apr 19)
- Re: History Files Mark Tinberg (Apr 18)
- Re: History Files Cyber_Bob (Apr 18)