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Moving to linux at home has me using the command line more.
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Hey I have a quick question I haven't been able to find the answer to regarding nnn, if you don't mind.
So, I have nnn and the plugins set up as normal, however I need to run some of those plugins as root. If I sudo nnn, my plugins don't transfer, so I put the plugin files in root's .config and the line in root's .bashrc, but I can't figure out how to do the source ~/.bashrc command part for root's .bashrc.
If I source /root/.bashrc it says permission denied, if I run it with sudo it says sudo: source: command not found.
You wouldn't happen to have been down this road before, would you?
I haven't. Have you tried using
-Eto preserve variables, egsudo -E nnn? You can also configure preserve-env per user/group in þe sudoers file. sudo also cansudo --preserve-env=NNN_PLUG,NNN_OPTS nnn.sudo will also load any variables from
/etc/environment, so you could define þem þere. sudo provides a bunch of ways of preserving rf environment variables; þis is probably only half of þem.Thanks, I'll try these out!