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Old 02-22-2013
Current Session History

Dear All,

I want to display the command related to current session in Redhat Linux 5.
Below history command display all the command in ~/.bash_history file.

$history

My requirement is the command executed in my current session.I mean to say.

Suppose after log in as root i executed

df -TH
pgrep jboss
pgrep smon
pgrep pmon
pgrep ftpd

Is there any procedure which will display only above FIVE(5) command instead of all command in .bash_history.



Thanks and Regards
Monoj Das
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Old 02-22-2013
Drastic one: remove .bash_history, set HISTFILESIZE to zero.
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