Question about surc about anyrc HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @pumpingiron ,

You can simply use surc, which is a part of this project, by creating a proper .anyrc. It should work the same as surc you defined.
If you want to preserve env vars in addition, pass -E flag provided by sudo to surc. Currently, surc uses sudo internally.

Here is a pseudo example

$ whoami
someuser
$ cat .anyrc
bash() {
  $(sh -c 'which bash') --rcfile "${ANYRC_HOME}/.bashrc"
}
$ cat .anyrc.d/.bashrc
alias ll='ls -Al'
source "${ANYRC_DANYRC}"
$ source .anyrc.d/.bashrc
$ ll # of course, you can use `ll` defined in .bashrc
$ export FOO=foo
$ surc -E root
# whoami
root
# echo $FOO
foo
# ll # you can also use `ll` defined in .bashrc w/ any accounts' env
# exit
$ whoami
someuser

from anyrc.

Hi @amaya382 ,

To tell you everything, I had already looked there, but my container got into trouble because I had several problems in my environment's custom configuration, so I prefered asking you how you would do it to save time.

Your reflection let me identify where the problems where and I was on the right track, and finally my configuration was well designed for historical Russell91/sshrc but not for yours because you really well improved it with all the mechanics that make the surc I've provided in my previous post unnecessary, and after having upgraded my configuration to take into account all of you improvements, i'm now able again to surc with what is expected.

Big thanks.

from anyrc.

I close the issue

from anyrc.