OSR 6.0
Enrique Arredondo
I have an SCO OSR 6 server and I would like the "history" feature like linux
has, even better that I can also do like run straight from history by doing
a ! and the command line number. Is that possible ?
I tried setting this following line up like I normally do on SCO OSR 507 so
I can hit ESC and scroll up and down like vi ,but it didn't work out at all
:
set -amh -o vi -o ignoreeof -o markdirs
Any better approach ?
Thanks so much
Bill Campbell
First you need to be running a shell that understands history and
command line editing such as bash or ksh. The default root shell
is /bin/sh (which probably shouldn't be changed).
/bin/ksh has been standard on SCO systems since the last versions
of Xenix, and understands ``set -o vi'' just fine. It also
supports the ``r'' command to repeat previous command, which I
far prefer to using ``!`` which is harder to type. I didn't use
bash until I figure out that I could get the same behavior with a
command in my .bashrc or .bash_login file:
alias r='fc -s'
Bill
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Boyd Lynn Gerber
I use the error keys to scroll through my history. I have the following
in my .profile
if [ -f $HOME/.kshrc -a -r $HOME/.kshrc ]; then
ENV=$HOME/.kshrc # set ENV if there is an rc file
export ENV
fi
HISTSIZE=1000;export HISTSIZE
. ~gerberb/save/.aliases
I keep a history of the last 1000 commands I have entered. I have had it
set to 1500.
I have in my .kshrc file the following.
# If there is no VISUAL or EDITOR to deduce the desired edit mode from,
# and edit mode is not currently set,
# assume emacs-style command line editing to enable arrow keys
if [[ -z $VISUAL && -z $EDITOR && ! -o vi && ! -o emacs ]]; then
set -o emacs
# set -o vi
fi
This is so I can choose between vi and emacs. Also in my .kshrc I have...
# Set up arrow function keys (assumes (sco)ansi or vt100 terminal)
# ksh88 alias _X maps Esc X, alias __X maps Esc [ X
# Works only for emacs mode.
alias __A=`echo '\020'` # Up Arrow
alias __B=`echo '\016'` # Down Arrow
alias __C=`echo '\006'` # Right Arrow
alias __D=`echo '\002'` # Left Arrow
alias __H=`echo '\001'` # Home
alias __F=`echo '\005'` # End
_TAB_Complete=1 # enable Tab for filename completion as well as
Esc+Esc
And in my /home/gerberb/save/.aliases
# Commonly used aliases:
# alias giss /usr/local/GISS/GISS
alias a='alias'
alias cls='clear'
alias ck='echo \!* | spell'
alias comp='diff \!* | more'
alias copy='cp -i'
alias del='rm -i'
# alias dfc 'color 0 250 520'
# alias dfc1 'color 0 0 255 255 255 0'
alias dir='ls -Fla * | more'
alias em='/usr/local/bin/emacs'
alias f='ls -l *.f'
alias gm='/usr/local/bin/emacs -l shell -f shell'
alias h='history | more'
alias j='jobs'
# alias k='kill -9' # I have to do that a lot...
# alias kj='exit' # works in subshells as well as login shell
# alias l 'ls -la \!* | more'
# alias l 'ls -la \!*'
alias la='l /usr/adm'
alias lk='look \!* | more'
alias lm='l /usr/spool/mail | more'
alias ls='ls -F'
alias clk='click -n'
#alias lsp 'mv lisp-init.lisp _li.lisp ; mv .emacs .xemacs; \
# cp .wemacs .emacs; gmacs; cp .xemacs .emacs; \
# mv _li.lisp lisp-init.lisp'
# alias mail Mail
# alias print "enscript -2 -h -B"
# alias pr 'lpr -h'
alias purge='rm .*~ *~ .~* #* .#* .pine*debug*' # get rid of backups
alias pine='pine -d 0' # a pine that works without .pine-debug*
alias pwd='/bin/pwd' # a pwd that works despite links
alias q='quota' # list disk quotas
alias ren='mv -i'
# alias rn 'trn' # Use trn for rn
# alias se 'stty erase # \!*' # set up backspace key for any terminal
# alias tin 'tin -m mail' # tin with mail as mail box
alias type='more'
# alias vt100 'set term=vt100'
# start up X window system
#alias X 'xinit =80x5+450+0 -fn 9x15 -bg White -fg black -bd Red -n root'
alias X='startx'
alias x='startx'
#alias X11 'X; kbd_mode -a; cls'
#alias x 'xinit =80x5+450+0 -fn 9x15 -fg black -bg White -bd Red -n root'
#alias x11 'x; kbd_mode -a; cls'
# alias font 'xterm -n savik -fn \!* -e rlogin savik &'
# Directory commands
# alias back='set back=$old; set old=$cwd; cd $back; unset back; dirs'
# alias cd='set old=$cwd; chdir \!*'
alias md='mkdir'
alias rd='rmdir'
alias po='popd' # pop dir from directory stack
alias pu='pushd' # push dir onto directory stack
# Create command which search's specified files for $match.
# Must first bind match with setup.
# alias setup= "set match=\!*"
# alias gp 'grep -n -e $match \!*'
# Hexadecimal file dump:
alias dmp='od -hav \!* | more'
# Directory movements.
# alias demo 'cd ~/eccs/users/demo'
# alias sys 'cd /usr/local/systid'
# LaTex aliases
# alias lptex 'dvips -nodialog \!*'
# alias see 'preview \!*; clear'
# alias sp 'detex \!* | spell | more'
#------------------------------------------------------------------
# Unixy stuff that can live anywhere
# alias pe printenv
# alias apr apropos
# alias wh whereis
# remote stuff
# alias ug 'rlogin ug'
# alias ugwho 'rwho | grep utah-ug'
# alias cs 'rlogin cs'
# alias cswho 'rwho | grep utah-cs'
# File protections
# alias show 'chmod 0775'
# alias hide 'chmod 0600'
# Misc aliases
#alias dired 'mv .emacs_121 .xemacs_121 ; emacs -ldired -edired ; \
# mv .xemacs_121 .emacs_121'
#alias eshell 'mv .emacs_121 .xemacs_121 ; emacs -lprocess -ewcsh ;\
# mv .xemacs_121 .emacs_121'
#alias wlisp '/usr/lisp/package-sunview/w-lisp'
#alias wenv 'walt mv ./.emacs ./.xemacs ; mv ./.wemacs ./.emacs ; \
# suntools ; mv ./.emacs ./.wemacs ; mv ./.xemacs ./.emacs'
#alias lenv 'xalt mv ./.emacs ./.xemacs ; mv ./.wemacs ./.emacs ; \
# mv lisp-init.lisp _li.lisp; suntools ; mv _li.lisp \
# lisp-init.lisp ; mv ./.emacs ./.wemacs ; mv ./.xemacs ./.emacs'
#alias fenv 'mv .emacs .xemacs ; mv .lemacs .emacs ; mv lisp-init.lisp \
# _li.lisp ; suntools ; mv _li.lisp lisp-init.lisp ; mv .emacs \
# .lemacs ; mv .xemacs .emacs'
#
# Internet aliases
# alias sco 'telnet 132.147.106.6'
# alias fsco 'ftp 132.147.106.6'
# alias sco 'telnet websco.sco.com'
# alias fsco 'ftp websco.sco.com'
# alias ms 'telnet 131.107.1.3'
# alias fms 'ftp 131.107.1.3'
# alias fms 'ftp ftp.microsoft.com'
# alias iia 'telnet 198.4.75.9'
# alias fiia 'ftp 198.4.75.9'
# alias seq 'telnet 198.4.75.9'
# alias fseq 'ftp 198.4.75.9'
# alias signus 'telnet signus.example.com'
# alias fsignus 'ftp signus.exmaple.com'
alias mha='more /usr/work/httpd/logs/access_log'
alias tha='tail -15 /usr/work/httpd/logs/access_log'
alias tsa='tail -15 /usr/adm/syslog'
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Jean-Pierre Radley
| On Wed, Jun 04, 2008, Enrique Arredondo wrote:
| >Hi,
| >
| >I have an SCO OSR 6 server and I would like the "history" feature like linux
| >has, even better that I can also do like run straight from history by doing
| >a ! and the command line number. Is that possible ?
| >
| >I tried setting this following line up like I normally do on SCO OSR 507 so
| >I can hit ESC and scroll up and down like vi ,but it didn't work out at all
| >:
| >
| >set -amh -o vi -o ignoreeof -o markdirs
|
| First you need to be running a shell that understands history and
| command line editing such as bash or ksh. The default root shell
| is /bin/sh (which probably shouldn't be changed).
|
| /bin/ksh has been standard on SCO systems since the last versions
| of Xenix, and understands ``set -o vi'' just fine. It also
| supports the ``r'' command to repeat previous command, which I
| far prefer to using ``!`` which is harder to type. I didn't use
| bash until I figure out that I could get the same behavior with a
| command in my .bashrc or .bash_login file:
|
| alias r='fc -s'
OSR 6.0.0 shells which can do history: bash, tcsh, zsh. Take your pick.
I happen to prefer tcsh, and I remap its 'histchar' from the default '!'
to ',' -- which enables me to invoke a past command without having to
use the SHIFT key.
--
JP