How to connect klish to a new terminal without displaying historical commands?

[sai wang]

Some hidden commands can't be seen by others. They want to clear the historical commands every time they log in to the terminal!

[serj.kalichev]

I see a three possible variants to disable history loading.

The clish binary has the following options:

        -f <path>, --histfile=<path>    File to save command history.
        -z <num>, --histsize=<num>      Command history size in lines.

You can try to:

1. Set --histfile=/dev/null

2. Set --histsize=0

3. Write a wrapper for clish. Something like "my-clish". This script can remove history file and then exec real clish.

Two first variants are not verified. Try it

16.12.2021 06:49, sai wang пишет:

Some hidden commands can't be seen by others. They want to clear the historical commands every time they log in to the terminal!

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