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2 Questions
Dirk
2010-08-06 10:20:51 UTC
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Hello,

1) How do I get hh:mm time stamps in front of every line?

2) How do I get a history that is as long as the client runs?



Thank you!

Dirk
Jeremy Nelson
2010-08-07 02:02:12 UTC
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Greetings!
Post by Dirk
1) How do I get hh:mm time stamps in front of every line?
/set output_rewrite [$Z] $1-
Post by Dirk
2) How do I get a history that is as long as the client runs?
EPIC retains two histories -- your /lastlog and your scrollback.
You can effectively unlimit them by setting them to very high values.

(To change them globally)
/set lastlog 999999
or
/set scrollback 999999

(To change them for only one window)
/window lastlog 999999
or
/window scrollback 999999

Warning -- very large scrollbacks or lastlog will consume /a lot/
of memory! If you eventually run out of memory, epic will shut down
and this isn't considered a bug as such.

Let me know if there's anything else I can do to be of assistance!
Jeremy
Dirk
2010-08-08 13:27:43 UTC
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Post by Jeremy Nelson
Greetings!
Post by Dirk
1) How do I get hh:mm time stamps in front of every line?
/set output_rewrite [$Z] $1-
Post by Dirk
2) How do I get a history that is as long as the client runs?
EPIC retains two histories -- your /lastlog and your scrollback.
You can effectively unlimit them by setting them to very high values.
(To change them globally)
/set lastlog 999999
or
/set scrollback 999999
(To change them for only one window)
/window lastlog 999999
or
/window scrollback 999999
Warning -- very large scrollbacks or lastlog will consume /a lot/
of memory! If you eventually run out of memory, epic will shut down
and this isn't considered a bug as such.
Thank you! :)

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