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Hi Anton, |
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thank you very much ! :) |
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Your solution creates the flat-hand-against-my-forehead |
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effect... ;) |
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Of course! Yes! |
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Cheers! |
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Meino |
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On 10/31 07:37, Anton Molyboha wrote: |
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> Hi, Meino |
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> I'd make a script, sudo_with_rehash: |
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> sudo "$@" |
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> rehash |
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> and add to whatever is the equivalent of .bashrc for zsh: |
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> alias sudo="source sudo_with_rehash" |
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> Would that work for you? |
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> Best, |
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> Anton |
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> On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 4:49 AM <tuxic@××××××.de> wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > often I have this scenario: |
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> > I miss an application/script, a setting or something like that. |
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> > To apply the modifikation I becom root from the shell I was using as user. |
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> > I modificate/install or whatever change is needed... |
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> > I CTRL-D back to my user shell. |
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> > Now I have to do a "rehash" (I am using zsh) to make the change |
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> > visible/accessible. Sometimes I forget that. |
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> > So...is it possible to auto-execute a "rehash" or whatever is needed, |
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> > when the user is comeing back from his alternate life as root? |
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> > Thanks a lot for any help in advance! |
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> > Cheers! |
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> > Meino |
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