Funny M$ registry thought huh. This is what I'm trying to do. Get rid of the
option -c to history.
/home/user/.bash_profile
HISTFILE=/var/log/sessions_user/bash_history
HISTSIZE=10000
HISTFILESIZE=999999
# Don't let the users enter commands that are ignored
# in the history file
HISTIGNORE=""
HISTCONTROL=""
readonly HISTFILE
readonly HISTSIZE
readonly HISTFILESIZE
readonly HISTIGNORE
readonly HISTCONTROL
export HISTFILE HISTSIZE HISTFILESIZE HISTIGNORE HISTCONTROL
chattr +i /home/user/.bash_profile
chattr +a /var/log/sessions_user/bash_history
adjusted permissions on files/folders...
The last gotcha that i can see is the history -c, grrrr, can't wrap it cause
of builtin...
ideas? any other methods? The reason I'm doing this is because of a
"certain" user ;)
bests,
eddie
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