syntax for outputing past bash commands to a .txt file

[Matt Alexander]

Others have answered your question, but here's something interesting you
may not have been aware of.  If you'd like a complete log of everything
you've done on the command line, use this:

script -a mystuff

Everything you type on the command line and all the results will be saved
to mystuff.  Type exit or Ctrl-D to stop the logging.
~M


On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Alpha Zenon Sanchez wrote:

> I know I've seen it before on the internet somewhere
> or perhaps it was this discussion group.  I can't
> recall...
>
> My question is this:
>
> What's the exact syntax to print to a text file, a
> history of commands you've typed on the command shell?
>
> Or is there a file in my OS (Mandrake 8.1) where I can
> view like say....my last 20 or so commands?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Alpha Z Sanchez
>
>
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