Interesting thing to note... logging out of a tty using Ctrl-D does not register in the .bash_history file (yes, it updates the file with all the "live" history from that tty), however, if you actually type "exit" is updates the .bash_history file with the "live" history AND it includes the exit command. Since I almost always use Ctrl-D to logout, it means that my earlier suggestion of /bin/bash ~/.bash_history is very dangerous where if I had typed exit every time I logout, it does nothing but run everything up to the first exit command in the history file. Still dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as logging out using Ctrl-D
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