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02-08-2013
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History command
Hi,
I would like to know commands which i have executed on terminal should not be present in the history.How can i approch please help me. Regards, Mastan |
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02-08-2013
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Add the following line to your .bashrc file
HISTCONTROL=ignorespace By doing this, the commands you don't want to record in history can be escaped by adding a space in the beginning |
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