BASH History Masterclass

[@alejandromadail]

Thanks Andrew, I'm currently preparing for the RHCSA with your Pluralsight courses. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@theurbanpenguin]

That is very kind of you to say so. Thank you

[@yash1152]

3:33 history 3:41 logout or exit 7:15 !ec 4:25 prompt detail 5:32 reading/printing prompt's detail 5:51 modifying prompt 7:58 other command for reading prompt's variable 8:35 using declare to modify prompt 9:32 escape special character for history will rewatch later

[@yash1152]

2:21 "when cat is ill, you take it to vet" oh my my, i'll never forget this ever after (: thanks a lot

[@matman1975]

Another great bash history lesson and I still pick up something new. One command I often use for not saving my history for a session is " unset HISTFILE && exit "

[@robd.2466]

Love the masterclass content. Thank you.

[@jkemp814]

You didn't touch on stopping those two characters commands from loading in history. cd, ls, df to name a few. Here is a string to add to bashrc that will stop that using HISTIGNORE. HISTIGNORE="&:[bf]g:df *:ls *:cd *:pkill *:man *:*shutdown *:*rm *:ping *:*reboot:clear:" The first part stops the two characters commands. The others with the asterisks before and after stops those as well. The * in front of the string is used when using sudo. sudo rm /etc/some_config_file for example, or sudo shutdown now

[@DevilDriver665]

Great content, , thx Andrew.

[@theurbanpenguin]

Thank you

[@yash1152]

15:10 space in front to avoid it getting stored in history

[@theurbanpenguin]

Depending on your HISTCONTROL variable

[@ACT.PODCAST]

very good just a question install kali with windows can take me problem or not ?? and i don't know why when i am working and knowing a new thing at computer or have a new eror and problem i have very esteres thanks for good videos

[@theurbanpenguin]

You could run as a virtual machine inside of VMware or Virtual box

[@ACT.PODCAST]

@@theurbanpenguin ok thank you and I install it doual boot with windows 😀 but a fact in Cumputer world everything is changeable and Its be can fix so thanks from you😀🙂

[@guilherme5094]

Nice!

[@saeidzafari6870]

W: APT had planned for dpkg to do more than it reported back (0 vs 5). Affected packages: lvm2:amd64 Hello there! what is this error when I try update, install and remove package? How can I resolve it? ubuntu 20.4

[@abbasbavarsad4448]

thank you

[@yash1152]

hii, this feels so similar to the accent of "gary explains"

[@alaeddinebenhassir4176]

thank you