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#From: nick_elliott at ie.ibm.com [mailto:nick_elliott at ie.ibm.com]
#Sent: 16 October 2000 10:15
#To: ilug at linux.ie
#Subject: [ILUG] Hopefully an easy question......
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#Guys,
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#I use linux systems in a manufacturing environment and
#frequently carry out
#work that only a certain number of people should be allowed to
#do. However,
#a lot of the work needs to be carried out using the same
#userid that the
#operators on the floor use. What I would like to know is if there is an
#easy way to wipe the commands that I have just typed in so
#that an operator
#cannot just come along and hit the up-arrow key and mess up
#something that
#I have just done by re-running a command I have just typed.
I can't remember if there's a linux equivalent to VMS running a script on
logout (if not I'm sure you could kludge it); that script could be set up
to delete ~/.bash_history - end of problem.
ken
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