Those who do not delete history are destined to reparse it.
How's your day going? I ran "source .bash_history" instead of "source .bash_profile"
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Shouldn’t have done anything right? Because prepended numbers?
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No numbers on my system - I guess the history command adds them itself
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Kind of want to try this now.
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I once ran rm -rf / home/olduser, complete with the space, so I feel your pain :(
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Tip from a colleague: when rm -rf’ing, put the argument in double quotes. If you accidentally put a space in the result is file not found rather than disaster. (Yes I have had a disaster...)
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This should be enforced by rm rf somehow
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With great power comes great responsibility
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apt install safe-rm
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Ehe, Poor man's ansible.
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Ansible is the poor mans Ansible.
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What happens, when you do that? I am scared to try it out myself.
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It runs all the last commands that you ran (arround 1000 are saved)
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I save forever, so I better don't do this :P
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Actually, the history file starts each line with an index number, which will let each line fail with 'unknown command 147' etc, IIRC
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Not with bash, depends on your shell I guess
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The worst typo of my life was supposed to be "ls /bin | grep sh" but instead I typed "ls /bin | sh grep", it was the primary firewall on a five nines telco setup. When I finally got physical access even the disks were wiped, thankfully there was a hot standby. Could be worse :)
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I once accidentally fsck-ed the root disk of a live server, which didn't lose much data, but did confuse running processes and eventually tanked the kernel, and produced much swearing and eye-rolling in my general vicinity for some time
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