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How do I search my history?
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I'm using secure shell, ssh. How do I search for specific words in my history? For instance, I want to search for a command I made a few days ago. I can't get to the command with my arrow keys. Let's say I want to find a command containing the word dapl. Thanks, Jillian |
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