concerned.
To increase the history size tweak the HISTSIZE, HISTFILESIZE variables.
To change the history file per new shell you can dynamically change HISTFILE.
Say put a command to create a temporary file in one of the login scripts (.bashrc):
export HISTFILE="$HOME/.bash_history_$$"
which appends the PID of the shell to the name, and then when you logout
merge the history file by putting in .bash_logout
history -w
cat $HISTFILE >> .bash_history
Now as far as the permissions are concered I am lacking imagination how to do
that. I can't think how the same user can prevent himself from viewing one of his
files just because a different shell created it.
Filippos
On 5/12/06, Ambrogio <fn050202@xxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to have my shells to be compliant to those things.
1. A large number of slot for history so I don't lose command.
2. Each shell has proper history, so command issued in one shell are not
viewed on others
3. But when shell is closed, commands are appended to history files, and
not overwritten
Is this possible?
Where ca I act to change default behavior of shell history?
Tnx to all
Ambrogio
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