On 12/26/15 6:15 PM, james harvey wrote:
> When I turn on timestamps for history, .bash_history records without a
> timestamp (and possibly in-memory records without a timestamp - not
> sure, haven't tested) inherit the modified timestamp of .bash_history
> next time it is read.
No. History entri
When I turn on timestamps for history, .bash_history records without a
timestamp (and possibly in-memory records without a timestamp - not
sure, haven't tested) inherit the modified timestamp of .bash_history
next time it is read.
This obviously causes old commands to have a much newer date.
I lo
