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How to execute sudo command every time I open terminal
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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I want to login as root with my user password every time I open gnome-terminal.
I don't like the separate window for typing password and I want to type the password straight into the terminal window.
After I login as root I want to load my user environment in my .bashrc file.
I wanted to program this with sudo -s command. The problem is I cannot put this command in my .bashrc file because it loads my .bashrc file again when executed. There must be more elegant solution. Can you help me?
16.04 sudo gnome-terminal root bashrc
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I want to login as root with my user password every time I open gnome-terminal.
I don't like the separate window for typing password and I want to type the password straight into the terminal window.
After I login as root I want to load my user environment in my .bashrc file.
I wanted to program this with sudo -s command. The problem is I cannot put this command in my .bashrc file because it loads my .bashrc file again when executed. There must be more elegant solution. Can you help me?
16.04 sudo gnome-terminal root bashrc
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I want to login as root with my user password every time I open gnome-terminal.
I don't like the separate window for typing password and I want to type the password straight into the terminal window.
After I login as root I want to load my user environment in my .bashrc file.
I wanted to program this with sudo -s command. The problem is I cannot put this command in my .bashrc file because it loads my .bashrc file again when executed. There must be more elegant solution. Can you help me?
16.04 sudo gnome-terminal root bashrc
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I want to login as root with my user password every time I open gnome-terminal.
I don't like the separate window for typing password and I want to type the password straight into the terminal window.
After I login as root I want to load my user environment in my .bashrc file.
I wanted to program this with sudo -s command. The problem is I cannot put this command in my .bashrc file because it loads my .bashrc file again when executed. There must be more elegant solution. Can you help me?
16.04 sudo gnome-terminal root bashrc
16.04 sudo gnome-terminal root bashrc
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