I'm stumped on this as my history is in the format of: $ tail ~/.bash_history #1316296633 man bash #1316296664 bash -xv #1316372056 screen -rd #1316375930 exit #1316392889 exit
Is there a method of purging the history off all rm commands with such a file format? I've tried using history | find | grep | sed, but the history doesn't accept more then one history command line number. I'm guessing the next easiest method is to learn awk/gawk so I can edit the above .bash_history file. The easiest method, just open the history file with VI/VIM and start deleting the 20 or so lines... which I'll likely start doing now. ;-) ... or did I miss something? -- Roger http://rogerx.freeshell.org/
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