Setting 700 obviously is better for security reason

Not via any file to handle credentials

Error scenario

1. ssh-agent and ssh-add
2. sshrc somehost
3. tmux
4. <you can use keys>
5. detach tmux
6. exit ssh
7. sshrc somehost again
8. attach tmux
9. <fail to use keys>

• tmp dir

such as vim, tmux or zsh.

Use statically built binaries or sth.

ref.

• https://github.com/dtschan/vim-static
• https://gist.github.com/tessus/5e118d44261a6ab2f198

Hello,

I use those kind of functions for quite some time now, because I already used it when its was Russell91/sshrc, and as a consequence and as quoted in reference, I'd like to make a surc as root for example and preserve my user's environment variables in order to keep my powerline prompt and other stuff like that working without having to install it under root for example.

It was possible with sshrc by writing a .sshrc file which must be the equivalent of your .anyrc file like the following :

**# Define surc function to keep sshrc settings when su

surc () {
[ "$1" = "-" ] && shift
local USER="$1"
if [ -z "${USER}" ]; then
USER="root"
chmod +x "${SSHHOME}" 2>/dev/null
sudo -u "${USER}" SSHHOME="${SSHHOME}" "${SSHHOME}/bashsshrc"
fi
}**

It was the method suggested at that time, so my question now is "have you got an equivalent already present somewhere that i haven"t seen, or would it be possible to integrate it according to you ?

Thank you in advance for your answer.

# local
sshrc some-host

# remote
false # return 1
exit # exit the first shell
exit # exit the second shell and return to local

# local

There seem to be issues w/ other remote envs.

/tmp/anyrc.xxxxxx$\r ?

TMP_DIR="$(docker exec ${DOCKER_OPTS} ${DOCKER_CONTAINER} mktemp -d /tmp/anyrc.XXXXXX) | tr -d '\r'"

e.g., Enable to run the following...

dockerrc run alpine sh

and then

apk add --no-cache bash
bash # work w/ anyrc in the bash

Now supporting bash by function-style, not good...

def:

Requirements:

• (MUST) Can configure a path to bashrc in .anyrc
• (MUST) Work on any env transparently
• (WANT) Don't scatter PATH

Hi,

you have a nice project working here. Thanks for your work!

I'm wondering what is your project "vision" in terms of maintenance and longevity? By this i mean, do you intend to keep it up to date for as long as you can or is it just a temporary project that can be abandoned at any time?

I ask because i used to use a similar tool called sshrc (which you actually refer to in the readme) which was suddenly abandoned and the account even removed, and this let many users with an outdated/broken tool.

Thank you!

aaa...

• dockerrc
• kubectlrc
• surc