* Mark wrote [26.11.06 04:28]:
Small suggestion : in the /etc/zsh/logout I added the small word
"reset"
which automatically leaves a clean console when logging out. I like that and nobody nosing around. also security concern.
clear should be the right way, because reset resets also the terminal settings, which may be not that what you want to have.
We second the idea. (Maybe diskwipe the zsh history?)
Why dont just set SAVEHIST to zero or set HISTFILE to /dev/zero.
Very appropriate for mobile USB devices that change hands (or get lost!).
Hm, i dont know whats the problem with the history of commands you used, but why you dont just encrypt $HOME, or $TMP or whatever you need? This would also the right way if you think about mobile devices which could get lost and private data could leak.
M.
Uli