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Re: maximum value for HISTSIZE ?
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- From: Francisco Borges <f.borges@xxxxxx>
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- Subject: Re: maximum value for HISTSIZE ?
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 14:58:12 +0200
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» On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 02:26PM +0200, Andy Spiegl wrote:
> I am lazy and forget a lot, so I set HISTSIZE to 150000.
150000!!!
8-)
That's got to be a record!
When I was working as a sysadmin, I had a cron job that appended all unique
history entries into some other file; and would grep that file as needed.
That would give me this level of command memory, without the history loading
& saving time problem. Though back then I used tcsh, which was noticeably
slower to load or exit than zsh (at least when I migrated).
> BTW, I'd love to see an option like HIST_EXPIRE_ShortLines_FIRST
> so that really short history lines like "ls", "du -sh" etc. expire
> before long and complicated ones. Maybe even with a configurable
> line length. Or can that already be done somehow? Of course I
If I was to do it, I would use the number of arguments, instead of line
length.
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Francisco Borges
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