Terminal - Auto run command before open

rafadsm20

Hello, due to some security methods, I need to use sudo -i when opening the terminal to have root access, but in the file manager when I click to open the terminal in the directory, it opens with the default user of my machine, I need to run sudo -i before the cd /folder/subdir command
in which file can I make this change?

aaPanel_Captain

This seems to be impossible to change. If you are using an ordinary user in the Ubuntu/Debian system, you must switch to root.

rafadsm20

aaPanel_Captain
Sorry if this seems a bit thick, but I found it, I don't know if I will violate any terms/rules by saying this, but for advanced users if they need to enter some command when making the terminal open in a folder, I changed the following file: /www/server/panel/BTPanel/static/js/public.js, searching for on_open: so I added my command Term.send("sudo -i\n"); above Term.last_cd = "cd " + f_path;

And as a result, when opening the terminal in a folder, it automatically logged in as root
I use the aaPanel on Amazon instance, so I can't login directly as root, this ends up delaying the process of opening the terminal in a folder because I end up connecting with ec2-user and need to switch to root, so the cd would open in ec2-user now open in root