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@Cyber Yeah the bash defaults are incredibly limited by default, something like 1000 entries, 2000 bytes. I always make those something like 100,000 and 1MB. So the defaults can definitely bite you on an existing system, it may not have stored every command.
https://superuser.com/a/664061
@Cyber Bash also seems to default to only writing out the history entries when you cleanly exit, so I've definitely got gaps in my history when I killed a terminal or SSH session. When I leave work I do a quick "history -a" to append new entries that haven't been written out yet. Some people modify their bash prompt so that it writes each entry out instantly which I haven't done, but I think it would be a saner default.