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Problem: The systemd plugin requires sudo to be installed. The plugin set-up aliases sc-* for each systemctl command, and prefix the alias with sudo so they can be used from non-root account. However, this doesn't work if "sudo" is not installed. Solution: Do not prefix the alias with "sudo" when they are created for the root account. This doesn't change anything for non-root user, but allows root user to use the plugin even when sudo is not available on the machine.
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user_commands=(
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list-units is-active status show help list-unit-files
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is-enabled list-jobs show-environment)
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sudo_commands=(
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start stop reload restart try-restart isolate kill
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reset-failed enable disable reenable preset mask unmask
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link load cancel set-environment unset-environment)
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for c in $user_commands; do; alias sc-$c="systemctl $c"; done
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# Do not use sudo for root user
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if [ "`id -u`" = "0" ]; then
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for c in $sudo_commands; do; alias sc-$c="systemctl $c"; done
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else
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for c in $sudo_commands; do; alias sc-$c="sudo systemctl $c"; done
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fi
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