You have been trying combinations to see which command line options best fit your needs, and you’ve finally found it. Now let’s make that into a script. You could revert to the last command using your Up key, copy the string, create a new file, paste the string, save the file. Or you could simply
echo “!!” > awesome-script.sh
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thanks for the hint man “doing a script out of that, right now “
Thanks – I teach UNIX system administration at GWU, and I have shared quite a few of your tips with the students. Manipulations of the commands run (adding/changing parameters, etc), saving those commands into a script etc, is frequent thing.