I think this is a similar bug. HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE is being
ignored when export the variables in ~/.bashrc. How can I set these
variables so they work? Very annoying problem since I use my terminal a
lot. Are there any workarounds?
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Lesmana, thank you for your work. I should have read your closing
comment more carefully, you already pointed to bug 189881. Thanks.
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FWIW, I don't really consider this bug fixed. The question is where the
bug is, whether it's wishlist, regression or whatnot. I currently don't
see a way to avoid
$ history | cut -b 8-|sort|uniq -c|sort -n|tail -n 3
19 ping www.google.de
25 bg
26 sudo gnome-ppp
As long as that i
i can confirm that this bug is fixed
Rolf Leggewie said in comment #9 that he mistakenly assumed HISTCONTROL
to affect the history file, which it does not, and confirmed that he
sees the bug as fixed.
the mailing list discussion linked by reini in comment #11 also revolves
around HISTCONTROL not
I just stumbled across the following: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html
/bug-bash/2007-05/msg00016.html
So it seems that the current behaviour is intended, even if I think that
it is annoying.
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Regarding comment #3: HISTCONTROL is colon-separated, not semicolon-
separated.
HISTCONTROL used to work on .bash_history. I liked that behaviour since it
minimised the .bash_history file's size allowing for more commands to be
remembered. (It also stopped duplicates from cluttering the file.)
S
I have to concede that I may be understanding the meaning of HISTCONTROL
incorrectly. If HISTCONTROL does not affect ~/.bash_history at all,
then I think this bug is fixed.
In any case, I think it's better to verify with those involved. There's
no rush.
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Matthias, what is your problem? Why do you close again prematurely? I
told you that IIRC I had tested bash 4 and indeed the problem is not
fixed. Reopening again.
$ set|grep HISTCON
HISTCONTROL=erasedups
$ sort ~/.bash_history | uniq -d -c | sort -n | grep google
2 host www.google.de
> bash 4 is not yet in karmic.
no, by the time of your email, it was and it is.
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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bash 4 is not yet in karmic. reopening.
I believe I aslso tested this with bash4 where it wasn't fixed for me.
I think it should have been common courtesy to ask those who stepped
forward as being affected for confirmation the problem is indeed fixed
before closing prematurely.
** Changed in: ba
checked in karmic with bash-4.0, works as expected
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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HISTSIZE seems to be frequently ignored, too, and the history file cut
back to 500 lines. Together, this can become quite annoying, slightly
upping priority.
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Low => Medium
** Tags added: karmic
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I can confirm this problem for Karmic although I believe it has been
around at least since Jaunty.
Maybe this has something to do with unsuccessful commands not being
saved in the history anymore? This is something I realized recently to
have happened. I think it's arguable whether that is a bug
I was unable to recreate this using bash version 3.2-5ubuntu2 on karmic.
I used both 'ignoreboth' and 'ignoredups' as values for HISTCONTROL.
Notice that 'ignoredups' does not have a 2nd 'e' in it.
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28833631/Dependencies.txt
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