# man bash covers everything comprehensively of course.  i use ~/.bash_profile
# to source bashrc, and .profile just echos that the normal bash startup process
# is not happening.  I don't source bashrc in posix mode based on debian's
# default, and posix mode is quirky, doesn't seem worth figuring it out This
# setup ensures no distro can override anything, as they occasionally do things
# I don't like. For example, debian's root .profile spamms with "mesg n"when
# there is no tty. The mesg n ensures the terminal is not writable by other
# users, but it is that way without the mesg n, and google search, and debian
# wiki search, /usr/share/doc search gives no justification for it, and it's not
# in fedora, so I'm pretty confident that it is useless redundant security, plus
# it is purposefully in a user startup file, not a system one, so intended for
# the user to change.

# History related options first, or else
# we risk screwing up history history. And this is duplicated
# in ~/.bash_profile just for good measure
# history number. History expansion is good.
PS4='$LINENO+ '
# history file size limit, set to unlimited.
# this needs to be different from the default because
# default HISTFILESIZE is 500 and could clobber our history
HISTFILESIZE=
# max commands 1 session can append/read from history
HISTSIZE=1000000
# the time format display when doing the history command
# also, setting this makes the history file record time
# of each command as seconds from the epoch
HISTTIMEFORMAT="%Y-%m-%d %I:%M %p "
# consecutive duplicate lines dont go in history
HISTCONTROL=ignoredups
# works in addition to HISTCONTROL to do more flexible things
# it could also do the same things as HISTCONTROL and thus replace it,
# but meh. dunno why, but just " *" does glob expansion, so use [ ] to avoid it.
HISTIGNORE='pass *:[ ]*:otp *:oathtool *'


[[ -f ~/.bashrc ]] && . ~/.bashrc

# ensure no bad programs appending to this file will have an affect
return 0