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Zombo
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To uniqely record every new command is tricky. First you need to add to "~/.profile"~/.profile or similar:

HISTCONTROL=erasedups PROMPT_COMMAND='history -a'w'

Then you need to add to "~/.bash_logout"~/.bash_logout:

history -a history -w

To uniqely record every new command is tricky. First you need to add to "~/.profile" or similar:

HISTCONTROL=erasedups PROMPT_COMMAND='history -a'

Then you need to add to "~/.bash_logout":

history -a history -w

To uniqely record every new command is tricky. First you need to add to ~/.profile or similar:

HISTCONTROL=erasedups PROMPT_COMMAND='history -w'

Then you need to add to ~/.bash_logout:

history -a history -w
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To uniqely record every new command is tricky. First you need to add to "~/.profile" or similar:

HISTCONTROL=erasedups PROMPT_COMMAND='history -a'

Then you need to add to "~/.bash_logout":

history -a history -w