Normally, we type the command for getting the command history in the terminal.
#history
You have to add the following line into the file ~/.bashrc to view the history with dates permanently.
export HISTTIMEFORMAT=”%d/ %m/ %y %T “
and then, from terminal run,
#source ~/.bashrc
Explanation of commands and switches.
history – GNU History Library
HISTIMEFORMAT – Environmental Variable
%d – Day
%m – Month
%y – Year
%T – Time Stamp
source – in short send the contents of file to shell
.bashrc – is a shell script that BASH runs whenever it is started interactively.
#history
You have to add the following line into the file ~/.bashrc to view the history with dates permanently.
export HISTTIMEFORMAT=”%d/ %m/ %y %T “
and then, from terminal run,
#source ~/.bashrc
Explanation of commands and switches.
history – GNU History Library
HISTIMEFORMAT – Environmental Variable
%d – Day
%m – Month
%y – Year
%T – Time Stamp
source – in short send the contents of file to shell
.bashrc – is a shell script that BASH runs whenever it is started interactively.