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Add “sudo” to the last command line in bash
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I run a command, then realize it should have been run with sudo.
In zsh I have a function so that I can hit a ^x^x and it will grab the previous line from the history and prepend sudo to it, so I can run it again.
Is it possible to do this with bash?
bash zsh
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
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I run a command, then realize it should have been run with sudo.
In zsh I have a function so that I can hit a ^x^x and it will grab the previous line from the history and prepend sudo to it, so I can run it again.
Is it possible to do this with bash?
bash zsh
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
2
duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/17245614/…
– Gerald Schneider
Mar 27 at 14:31
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I run a command, then realize it should have been run with sudo.
In zsh I have a function so that I can hit a ^x^x and it will grab the previous line from the history and prepend sudo to it, so I can run it again.
Is it possible to do this with bash?
bash zsh
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
I run a command, then realize it should have been run with sudo.
In zsh I have a function so that I can hit a ^x^x and it will grab the previous line from the history and prepend sudo to it, so I can run it again.
Is it possible to do this with bash?
bash zsh
bash zsh
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
asked Mar 27 at 14:29
thermansthermans
172116
172116
2
duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/17245614/…
– Gerald Schneider
Mar 27 at 14:31
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duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/17245614/…
– Gerald Schneider
Mar 27 at 14:31
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duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/17245614/…
– Gerald Schneider
Mar 27 at 14:31
duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/17245614/…
– Gerald Schneider
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As mentioned by Gerald Schneider, this is a duplicate that exists on Stack Overflow, but since it doesn't exist on Serverfault, and it won't let me mark it as duplicate, I'll just put the answer here as well.
From jm666 question here
You can write:
sudo !!
(See §9.3 "History Expansion" in the Bash Reference Manual.)
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
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Most bash implementations I have used allow command-history navigation via the up- and down-arrow keys.
So in addition to @trueCamelType's solution, one could also use:
<up-arrow><home>sudo<space><enter>
Eight characters, either way. :)
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
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As mentioned by Gerald Schneider, this is a duplicate that exists on Stack Overflow, but since it doesn't exist on Serverfault, and it won't let me mark it as duplicate, I'll just put the answer here as well.
From jm666 question here
You can write:
sudo !!
(See §9.3 "History Expansion" in the Bash Reference Manual.)
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
3862729
add a comment |
As mentioned by Gerald Schneider, this is a duplicate that exists on Stack Overflow, but since it doesn't exist on Serverfault, and it won't let me mark it as duplicate, I'll just put the answer here as well.
From jm666 question here
You can write:
sudo !!
(See §9.3 "History Expansion" in the Bash Reference Manual.)
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
3862729
add a comment |
As mentioned by Gerald Schneider, this is a duplicate that exists on Stack Overflow, but since it doesn't exist on Serverfault, and it won't let me mark it as duplicate, I'll just put the answer here as well.
From jm666 question here
You can write:
sudo !!
(See §9.3 "History Expansion" in the Bash Reference Manual.)
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
3862729
As mentioned by Gerald Schneider, this is a duplicate that exists on Stack Overflow, but since it doesn't exist on Serverfault, and it won't let me mark it as duplicate, I'll just put the answer here as well.
From jm666 question here
You can write:
sudo !!
(See §9.3 "History Expansion" in the Bash Reference Manual.)
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
3862729
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
3862729
answered Mar 27 at 14:58
trueCamelTypetrueCamelType
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Most bash implementations I have used allow command-history navigation via the up- and down-arrow keys.
So in addition to @trueCamelType's solution, one could also use:
<up-arrow><home>sudo<space><enter>
Eight characters, either way. :)
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
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Most bash implementations I have used allow command-history navigation via the up- and down-arrow keys.
So in addition to @trueCamelType's solution, one could also use:
<up-arrow><home>sudo<space><enter>
Eight characters, either way. :)
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
add a comment |
Most bash implementations I have used allow command-history navigation via the up- and down-arrow keys.
So in addition to @trueCamelType's solution, one could also use:
<up-arrow><home>sudo<space><enter>
Eight characters, either way. :)
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
Most bash implementations I have used allow command-history navigation via the up- and down-arrow keys.
So in addition to @trueCamelType's solution, one could also use:
<up-arrow><home>sudo<space><enter>
Eight characters, either way. :)
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
Jim L.Jim L.
2004
answered Apr 26 at 19:58
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