Sun Dec 18 02:48:19 GMT 2011
Run last command in bash
Just a quick blog; I couldn't remember how to quickly rerun my last command in bash; yes, I could have pressed up and then enter, but still...
Bash also has a built in mechanism for this:
You can also look further back in your history and use
Bash also has a built in mechanism for this:
!!This is the same as pressing up and enter; although, it can be more powerful, as you can add something like sudo to the beginning:
sudo !!so for example:
$ /etc/init.d/really_long_filename stop * really_long_filename: superuser access required $ sudo !! stopped $saves a bit of typing there...
You can also look further back in your history and use
!-1 (same as !!) !-2 command before last !-3... etc.-----