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Nice article! I was wondering what the default values are for $HISTIGNORE. This is not defined by default on my system, (Debain Sid), but does ignore a space by default. I was wondering if there are any other characters ignored by default without having to dig through the source. Can't find any documentation.
Thanks!
Rick
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It's not defined (empty) by default! That's why it ignored a space.
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