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What was much more interesting to me is how this tool hooks into the shell to record commands. This can be found here: https://github.com/ddworken/hishtory/tree/master/client/lib/...
Looks cool. Is it possible to disable sync? For security reasons, I would rather keep everything local
If it can't be self hosted, despite end to end encryption it's a big no no for me.
Edit. I read the code
func getServerHostname() string {
if server := os.Getenv("HISHTORY_SERVER"); server != "" {
return server
}
return "https://api.hishtory.dev"
}I have been using Atuin for sometime, but I must say, though that looks cool, the fuzzy search results out-of-the-box are useless to me. I used to use something before, probably McFly, that had way better search results. https://github.com/cantino/mcfly https://github.com/ellie/atuin
> You may use either the server I host, or host your own! Or just don't use sync at all.
I sincerely appreciate the fact that you provided these as alternatives, because wow, offline only, with no synchronization? That's honestly really nice to see compared to this tool.
[Q: can this tool help? As far as in understand, it seems that YEEEES!!!]
I will try it because the history tool looks like an interesting take, but the security model is not ok for multi computer use.
Looks cool. Is it possible to disable sync? For security reasons, I would rather keep everything local
As it is, this is a blocker for me even trying it out. Even if it could eventually be disabled, I don't want it to have network access at all.
Sending your command history automatically over the network is always an huge security risk. This tool atleast have a security section in the readme, but nothing about operational security and how to guard against hacks of one synced agent. I will try it because the history tool looks like an interesting take, but the security model is not ok for multi computer use.