One poster suggested using `history -a`, and another suggested using `history -w` to explicitly save your command history.
There is an important difference between them: `history -a` appends "new" history lines to the history file, while `history -w` overwrites the previous contents.
Choose carefully, especially if you have multiple bash sessions open to the same host.![:roll:]( "Rolling Eyes")
There is an important difference between them: `history -a` appends "new" history lines to the history file, while `history -w` overwrites the previous contents.
Choose carefully, especially if you have multiple bash sessions open to the same host.
Statistics: Posted by bls — Sat Dec 21, 2024 3:55 pm