On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 12:20 PM, glphvgacs <darwinsker...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 12:14:47PM -0700, Jan-Thorsten Peter wrote: > > 1. I may visit this directory a few month later and what to know what I > did > > here > > that's a history size/retention issue. > > > 2. Others should be able to see what I did in this directory > > 3. The history should be shared across multiple computers > > Storing it in a local file seems like the easiest way to accomplish this > > and it worked well for me with bash and zsh in the past. > > > how did you do it in zsh? by sharing your HISTFILE or all users logged > into the same machine with the same account and hece the same HISTFILE? > i believe there is no HISTFILE in fish though. basically no control over > history which is a missing feature IMHO. i have filed couple of bugs for > this but nothing so far. > > In zsh it's possible to define the function preexec which gets the command as parameter before executing the command. It then comes down to just append these parameter to a file in the current directory (ignoring some filtering and the date which is saved as well for now). Basically just: echo $* >>.history.$USER The file system solves then automatically all other problems of sharing the history across users and computers.
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