I don't recall to have explicitly placed anything in my .bashrc file recently, but from yesterday I am able to see the command being displayed at the prompt before getting executed. I don't know how it got switched on and when?Example$ ls *abc*ls *abc*  # ---> This line is getting displayed for every command, same command as it isabc.txt temp_abc.c$ pwdpwd       # ---> This line is getting displayed for every command, same command as it is/home/mtk/temp/My bash details$ bash --versionbash --versionGNU bash, version 3.2.25(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)Copyright (C) 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.It's weird and doesn't seems to be of much use. But I would like to know how to turn this feature on and off? What command/setting does this?
Display the command being executing currently
bash;command line