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Search in command history
Hi Guys,
This one is, seemingly, a very simple question. I am on HPUX1572. The shell used is ksh. I used to locate a command using esc-K '/' followed by a few letters of the command. I tried to search my command history using ESC-K, it works fine. But the old trick of esp+K '/' doesnt work anymore in my session. I wonder what setting have been altered. The following have been included in my .profile. export HISTFILE=$HOME/.sh_history export HISTSIZE=8192 set -o vi EDITOR=vi Kindly let me know which other variable needs to be set for the old action to work again. Thanks. |
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