barabo
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1 year ago Which os are you using?
On Tue, Feb 14, 2023, 11:55 AM dkokron @.***> wrote:
Fresh build and install on an Ubuntu-22.04.1 system.
I added the following to my .bashrc
source /usr/local/etc/advanced-shell-history/config export ASH_CFG_SYSTEM_QUERY_FILE source /usr/local/lib/advanced_shell_history/sh/bash
source ~/.bashrc Advanced Shell History enabled: session 1
ash_query -Q FAILED TO FIND A FILE TO PARSE!
This snippet from src/queries.cpp is looking for files in /etc/ash/queries and $HOME/.ash/queries /**
- Loads the configured files looking for saved queries. */ void Queries::lazy_load() { // Prevent multiple loads, but allow loads for on-demand use. static bool loaded = false; if (loaded) return; loaded = true;
LOG(DEBUG) << "Loading query files for saved queries.";
// Load these files, in this order. query::files.push_back("/etc/ash/queries"); query::files.push_back(string(getenv("HOME")) + "/.ash/queries");
// Initialize the input file. yyin = 0; if (yywrap()) { cout << "FAILED TO FIND A FILE TO PARSE!" << endl; exit(1); }
Neither of those queries files exist on my machine. Did I miss something in the build or installation steps?
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dkokron
warrenc5
Fresh build and install on an Ubuntu-22.04.1 system.
I added the following to my .bashrc
source /usr/local/etc/advanced-shell-history/config export ASH_CFG_SYSTEM_QUERY_FILE source /usr/local/lib/advanced_shell_history/sh/bash
This snippet from src/queries.cpp is looking for files in /etc/ash/queries and $HOME/.ash/queries /**
Loads the configured files looking for saved queries. */ void Queries::lazy_load() { // Prevent multiple loads, but allow loads for on-demand use. static bool loaded = false; if (loaded) return; loaded = true;
LOG(DEBUG) << "Loading query files for saved queries.";
// Load these files, in this order. query::files.push_back("/etc/ash/queries"); query::files.push_back(string(getenv("HOME")) + "/.ash/queries");
// Initialize the input file. yyin = 0; if (yywrap()) { cout << "FAILED TO FIND A FILE TO PARSE!" << endl; exit(1); }
Neither of those queries files exist on my machine. Did I miss something in the build or installation steps?