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## create an alias for su- and sudo-

## after su- or sudo- you have the root-rights an you are in the formerly directory.

 

## place in /etc/profiles/sudo_dir.sh

## (chmod 0644)

 

if test -x "/usr/bin/sudo"; then

    alias sudo-='pwd > ~/.sudo_dir; /usr/bin/sudo -i;';

    alias su-="echo \"Notice: 'sudo -i' still used\" >&2; pwd > ~/.sudo_dir; /usr/bin/sudo -i;";

elif  test -x "/usr/bin/su"; then

    alias sudo-='pwd > ~/.sudo_dir; /usr/bin/su -l;';

    alias su-="echo \"Notice: 'su -l' still used\" >&2; pwd > ~/.sudo_dir; /usr/bin/su -l;";

fi

 

if test -n "$SUDO_USER" ; then

    sudo_dir_file=$(getent passwd "${SUDO_UID}" | cut -d":" -f6);

    sudo_dir_file="${sudo_dir_file}/.sudo_dir";

    if test -f "$sudo_dir_file" -a -r "$sudo_dir_file" ; then

        sudo_dir=$(cat "$sudo_dir_file");

        test -n "$sudo_dir" -a -d "$sudo_dir" && cd "$sudo_dir";

        rm -f "$sudo_dir_file";

    fi

fi