I noticed that the command ’ history -c ’ for cleaning the bash history works only on the instance opened.
But if I close it and I reopen the terminal, here comes the history again.
Is that an issue?
I don’t know, but you can use it rm ~/.bash_history . See https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/clear-the-shell-history-in-ubuntu-linux/
.bash_history simple text file, can also be got rid of by renaming.
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Try deleting file ~/.bash_history
.
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That’s for you to decide…
If you want to write that empty history to disk use
$ history -w
afterwards.
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To clear bash history i type:
history -c && history -w
or
cat /dev/null > ~/.bash_history
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Thanks guys! I was thinking that simply digiting ’ history -c ’ makes the whole work.
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