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Bash under AIX 5.3
Hi,
I am newer in the AiX 5.3 world.I have experience in the linux OS.I want to use bash interpreter under AIX?Is it possible?If yes, How? For Information, I want to use history command under AIX,etc, things doesn't exit under AIX. Many Thanks in advance. |
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You can download Bash for AIX here:
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/aix/pr.../download.html However, you are wrong in saying that history doesn't exist in AIX. In the Korn shell (ksh) just type: set -o vi and you have access to the history through vi keystrokes. There is also a way to do it like in Bash but I don't remember it so you will have to search this board for the answer, it is here. |
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If you bind the arrow keys to "ESC-k" and "ESC-j", etc. you can use the arrow keys in vi mode too. vi is just not relying on keyboards having arrow keys to do navigation.
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I downloaded & installed the bash on AIX 5.3, it seems that it works well.
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/aix/freeS...aix5.1.ppc.rpm |
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