I was facing this problem then realized that my .bash_history file was
owned by root! Changing its ownership to my user solved it.
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I've had this problem where the first command I run on the terminal was
through sudo. This created by .bash_history file owned by root, so it
could never be written in. This might, or might not, be the cause of
your problem...
To test this, can you run this command:
ls -la ~/.bash_history
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Hello! I have the same problem after I did a fresh install of natty. No
history saved. In a forum thread a solution was mentioned saying that
the history would be saved if the terminal is closed with ctrl+d or by
typing "exit" instead of with the x-close-button. Nevertheless, this
doesn't work for
Thanks for the report, that works fine here, could you try with a new
user created on your system? thanks.
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** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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