Or this way:
cp /dev/null ~/.bash_history
-Steve
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> Learning vi is a good goal, but it is overkill for this task.
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Or simply:> .bash_history
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> > Learning vi is a good goal, but it is overkill for this task.
>
DON'T remove the .bash_profile file :-) I've done that a few times by
accident, because I was concentrating so hard on not removing it,
luckily I could just make a copy of another user's .bash_profile :-)
On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 02:00, Wim wrote:
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> Patrick Law wrote:
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> > Hi guys, Happy Ne
any site or reference for vi?
> Thanks a lot.
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> -Patrick
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> From: Wim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Patr
> Learning vi is a good goal, but it is overkill for this task.
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> You don't need to use vi if you are just trying to clear the file.
> 'echo > .bash_history'
> will leave you with an empty file without opening a text editor.
Actually, to be empty, the shell command should be:
echo -n > .bash_hi
What browser are you using?
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On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 04:56, Patrick Law wrote:
> Hi guys, Happy New Year,
> How do I remove the entries in command history?
> Thanks
> -Patrick
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On Thu, Jan 02, 2003 at 05:56:18PM +0800, Patrick Law wrote:
> How do I remove the entries in command history?
history -c
man bash for more information.
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On Thursday 02 January 2003 05:24 am, Patrick Law wrote:
> Hie again...
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> How to do a select-all in vi?
> I want to select all then remove entries in .bash_history.
> Can anyone recommend any site or reference for vi?
> Thanks a lot.
Learning vi is
> How to do a select-all in vi?
> I want to select all then remove entries in .bash_history.
> Can anyone recommend any site or reference for vi?
> Thanks a lot.
try :
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Vim-HOWTO.html
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Hie again...
How to do a select-all in vi?
I want to select all then remove entries in .bash_history.
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Patrick Law wrote:
> Hi guys, Happy New Year,
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Same to you!
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> How do I remove the entries in command history?
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clear the file .bash_history (in your home directory) should to the trick.
to find it type : ls -la .bash_h
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Hi guys, Happy New Year,
Same to you!
How do I remove the entries in command history?
clear the file .bash_history (in your home directory) should to the trick.
to find it type : ls -la .bash_history
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Hi guys, Happy New Year,
How do I remove the entries in command history?
Thanks
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David Talkington wrote:
> KDE is a marvel. It is a deeply integrated, logically organized,
> visually striking, feature-laden, polished interface, in all the
> 3D-widget, fading-tooltip, anti-aliased-font glory people have come to
> expect from their business desktops. And it's become equally
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> >Cli
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> >Click the icon on the right hand side of the taskbar that looks like a
> >calendar. Select settings -> configure KOrganizer, and deselect the
> >checkbox that says "Auto
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>Click the icon on the right hand side of the taskbar that looks like a
>calendar. Select settings -> configure KOrganizer, and deselect the
>checkbox that says "Automatically start Alarm Dameon on login"
Good heavens, this is startin
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> At boot, after load, my KDE tool bar indicates 3 processes (?)
> running:
> -Autorun
If the autorun desktop entry is empty, I don't think it causes anything
to run at all. I deleted the desktop entry here.
> > -alarm daemon
Click the icon on th
Daemon is generally disabled from the directory /etc/rc5.d if you are
running X otherwise from /etc/rc3.d. You have to move the file starting
with S to K to shut the daemon while booting. You need to see the man pages
for running daemon.
You also need to search the S file which is running these d
Hi it's me again,
always boot or shutdown problems for new linux user!
At boot, after load, my KDE tool bar indicates 3 processes (?)
running:
-Autorun
-alarm daemon
-history for command line ('historique du presse-papier' in french)
How can I cancel these processes?
It seems it consumes proces
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