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I need the script that will write to a file all commands which were executed
and the time for all of this commands.
Or maybe it can be done with history, or script utility (bash)?
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What you want to do can easily be done in the bash shell. For timestamps, just set HISTTIMEFORMAT. Check out HISTFILE, HISTSIZE, HISTFILESIZE, HISTCONTROL, HISTIGNORE also.
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