Where to find previously executed commands
I want to understand how the up / down arrow keys help navigate through previously executed commands. what memory does it get to get the last executed command?
I am currently working on a "Stratus VOS" unified machine where I can only see the last 1 command executed and this also with the F10 key. I want to create a script / tool that will help me get at least the last 10-15 commands executed to save time during development.
what I've noticed so far on the Stratus Machine:
1: fc command does not work. 2. HISTFILE is not supported. history command doesn't work.
what i thought to implement:
find what memory on the system contains the last command executed, access that memory (whenever the Enter key is entered), and keep writing to the file. Am I on the right track? is there a better solution for this?
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I would suggest that while possible, your solution might be overly complex and likely to be complex and possibly unreliable. Instead, I would consider using the Stratus VOS GNU Toolkit, which includes a complete GNU Bash shell with all the features you'd expect, including command history support.
A little documentation on GNU tools for Stratus VOS is apparently available here , although I would suggest contacting your vendor for more information.
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