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Post 302885438 by Akshay Hegde on Sunday 26th of January 2014 09:31:04 AM
01-26-2014
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thank you for respond ( neutronscott )
i already did that but the history keep shown without date
---------- Post updated at 05:22 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:19 AM ----------
thank you (Akshay Hegde )
but i really don't understand what you mean by ( source your bash profile after setting it )
i'm new on unix and linux so make it simple for me please
---------- Post updated at 05:34 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:22 AM ----------
ok guys ,, i got something here ,, I was write the command with lower case keyboard so this is why i got nothing at the first place ^_^
but now i have another problem which is the whole history came at the same day ,, and definitly that is not correct
i already did that but the history keep shown without date
---------- Post updated at 05:22 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:19 AM ----------
thank you (Akshay Hegde )
but i really don't understand what you mean by ( source your bash profile after setting it )
i'm new on unix and linux so make it simple for me please
---------- Post updated at 05:34 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:22 AM ----------
ok guys ,, i got something here ,, I was write the command with lower case keyboard so this is why i got nothing at the first place ^_^
but now i have another problem which is the whole history came at the same day ,, and definitly that is not correct
In .bashrc or .bash_profile you have to enter this information. Check which one( .bashrc or .bash_profile) you are using.
file path will be /home/user/ (whoami)
1.Open terminal
2. Editor which you use (example : vi, nano, gedit ,medit,etc)
$ editor ~/.bashrc or $ editor ~/.bash_profile
3. Add this line to file which is opened HISTTIMEFORMAT="%d/%m/%y %T ", save file and quit.
4. On terminal Type $ source ~/.bashrc or $ source ~/.bash_profile
5. Now type $ history on your terminal
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