bash: .bash_history and .inputrc
Alex Schroeder
asc@bsiag.com
Sun Jan 31 23:52:00 GMT 1999
GNU bash, version 2.02.1(2)-release (i586-pc-cygwin32)
When I start bash, the history is not loaded. If I press arrow-up, I
get a beep instead of the last command. .bash_history does contain
all the necessary lines of code, so all I require is a loading of the
history:
Welcome to bash version 2.02.1(2)-release
~ $ wc .bash_history
526 1077 7854 .bash_history
Checking .bash_history:
~ $ tail .bash_history
ls
tar tzf bbdb2.00.05.tar.gz
rm bbdb2.00.05.tar.gz
rm bbdb2.00.05.tar.gz
tar tzf bbdb2.00.05.tar.gz
ls
rm bbdb*tgz
ls
cp bbdb2.00.05.tar.gz /floppy/
exit
~ $
When I read it, however, nothing happens:
~ $ printenv HISTFILE
~ $ history -r
~ $ history
1 wc .bash_history
2 history
3 tail .bash_history
4 help history
5 printenv HISTFILE
6 history -r
7 history
~ $
Am I missing something? I start bash using "bash --login".
There is a similar problem with .inputrc:
~ $ printenv INPUTRC
~ $ cat .inputrc
set bell-style none
~ $
The shell still beeps at me, however. How can I stop it short of
disconnecting the speaker?
Alex.
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