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Jun 2009
History with Time and Date.
Posted in Linux Helps by sibu at 12:58 pm |
History with Time and Date
The command history will give you the list of command which you executed earlier. By default you won’t get the the command execution time and date.
If you wish to have a history details with time and date please do the following.
Open /etc/bashrc file and add the following line.
Export HISTTIMEFORMAT=”%h%d - %H:%M:%S”
After adding this line, relogin to the shell and execute the history command.
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