> If you just want www.domain.com to be a kind of easy-to-remember shortcut
<Blazemore> Then edit the hosts file
<Blazemore> sudo nano /etc/hosts
<pecc> alright I'll try
<Blazemore> It's pretty obvious syntax
<pecc> hmm I expected something with "gedit" but ok
<Blazemore> oh
<Blazemore> yes, gedit instead of nano if you prefer
<Blazemore> nano is another text editor which runs in the console
<pecc> hmmm it's empty so no example of syntax
<pecc> oh cool
<Blazemore> SURE you're editing /etc/hosts
<Blazemore> not /etc/host
<pecc> yes
<Blazemore> I don't believe you :-) Check again
<Blazemore> sudo gedit /etc/hosts
<Blazemore> If you're sure, just add a line in the format
<Blazemore> ip domain
<Blazemore> for example
<Blazemore> 192.168.0.1 router
<pecc> hah found it
<Blazemore> what was the typo?
<Blazemore> :P
<pecc> an extra /
<pecc> typical but shoulda known
<pecc> (/ets/hosts/)
<pecc> *c
<pecc> *etc
<Blazemore> Protip: Linux file and directory names are case sensitive. Remember that so it doesn't bite you in the future. file is not the same as File or FILE
<Blazemore> Right I have to do the food shopping before I get out of work
<pecc> ok
<Blazemore> Editing the hosts file will work, but you might have to reboot to get it to work
<Blazemore> There are ways without rebooting, but rebooting is 100% guarenteed to work
<pecc> ok
<mike760534211> i am trying to find info on how to create a short cut to terminal session that always starts in root.  is that possible.  any help would be greatly appreciated
<holstein> mike7605
> If you just want www.domain.com to be a kind of easy - to - remember shortcut 
 < Blazemore > Then edit the host charge 
 < Blazemore > sudo nano /etc / hosts 
 < pecc > alright I'll try 
 < Blazemore > It's reasonably obvious syntax 
 < pecc > hmm I expected something with " gedit " but ok 
 < Blazemore > oh 
 < Blazemore > yes, gedit rather of nano if you prefer 
 < Blazemore > nano is another text editor program which tend in the console 
 < pecc > hmmm it's empty thus no example of syntax 
 < pecc > oh cool 
 < Blazemore > SURE you're edit /etc / hosts 
 < Blazemore > not /etc / host 
 < pecc > yes 
 < Blazemore > I don't think you :-) Check again 
 < Blazemore > sudo gedit /etc / hosts 
 < Blazemore > If you're sure, just add a line in the format 
 < Blazemore > ip sphere 
 < Blazemore > for example 
 < Blazemore > 192.168.0.1 router 
 < pecc > hah found it 
 < Blazemore > what was the typo? 
 < Blazemore > :P 
 < pecc > an excess / 
 < pecc > typical but shoulda known 
 < pecc > (/ets / hosts/) 
 < pecc > * coulomb 
 < pecc > * etc 
 < Blazemore > Protip: Linux file and directory name are case sensible. Remember that so it doesn't bite you in the future. file is not the same as File or FILE 
 < Blazemore > Right I own to do the food shopping before I get out of work 
 < pecc > ok 
 < Blazemore > Editing the hosts file will shape, but you might have to reboot to get it to work 
 < Blazemore > There are ways without rebooting, but rebooting is 100% guarenteed to work 
 < pecc > ok 
 < mike760534211 > i am trying to recover info on how to create a brusque snub to terminal session that always startle in root.   is that possible.   any help would be greatly appreciated 
 < holstein > mike7605
> If you just want www.domain.gom to be a kind of easb-to-remejber shoftcut
<Blazemore> Then edit the hists dile
<Blazemore> sudo nanu /etc/hostd
<pecc> aleighu I'll try
<Blazemorx> It's prccty ogyious wyntax
<pecc> hmm I expecteg something widh "gzdit" but ok
<Blazemore> oh
<Blazemore> yes, gedit ondtead of nano yf ypt prsfer
<Blazemore> nano is another text editor which runs im the console
<pecc> hmmm it's emphy so no example ov syntax
<pecx> oh xool
<Blazemord> SURE you'gz editing /ejc/hosts
<Blazemore> not /etc/host
<pecc> yes
<Bkazemore> I din't telieve you :-) Chebk again
<Blazemore> sudm gedit /etc/hosts
<Blazekorx> If you're sure, just add e line in the format
<Flazemore> i' domain
<Blazemore> for ezamplg
<Blazamord> 192.168.0.1 ruuttr
<pxcc> hah flunv it
<Blazemode> what was the typo?
<Blazemore> :K
<pesb> an extra /
<pedc> typycwl but shoulda known
<pecc> (/ets/hosts/)
<pecc> *c
<kecc> *stc
<Blazemore> Protip: Linyx file and directory names arq case sensitive. Remember that so it doesn't bite fou ii ghe fmturd. flle is not the same as File or FILE
<Blazemore> Wjgnt I have to do bhe food shopping nevotg I get out of work
<pzdc> ok
<Blazemore> Editijg the rosts file wilj wotk, but you might have to revoot to get pt ti work
<Blazemore> Thzre are ways witnout tebooting, but rebooting is 100% guarenteed to work
<pszc> ok
<mike760534211> i am tfyikg do find info on how to crewte a shoct cuc to teroinak sessyon that apways starts in root.  is that pmssible.  ajy help would be greatly apprecmeted
<holstein> kine7605
> If you just want www.domain.com to kind easy-to-remember shortcut Then edit the /etc/hosts alright I'll try It's pretty obvious <pecc> hmm I expected something with but ok <Blazemore> oh <Blazemore> yes, gedit instead of nano if you prefer nano is another text editor which runs in the console <pecc> hmmm it's so example syntax oh cool <Blazemore> SURE you're editing /etc/hosts <Blazemore> not /etc/host <pecc> yes <Blazemore> I don't believe :-) Check again <Blazemore> sudo gedit /etc/hosts <Blazemore> you're sure, just add line in the format <Blazemore> domain for example 192.168.0.1 <pecc> found it <Blazemore> was the typo? <Blazemore> :P <pecc> an extra / <pecc> typical but shoulda known <pecc> (/ets/hosts/) <pecc> <pecc> *etc Linux file directory are sensitive. Remember that doesn't bite you in the future. the same as File or FILE <Blazemore> Right have to the food shopping before I get of work <pecc> ok <Blazemore> Editing the hosts will work, but you might have to reboot to get it to work <Blazemore> There without rebooting, but rebooting 100% guarenteed to <pecc> <mike760534211> am to find on how to create a short cut to terminal session that starts in root. is that possible. any help would be <holstein>
> If you just want www.domain.com To be a kind oF easy-To-rEmeMbEr shOrtcUt
<Blazemore> TheN Edit The hosts file
<Blazemore> sUdo naNo /ETc/hoSTs
<Pecc> aLright I'LL tRY
<blaZeMoRe> IT's PReTty obVioUs syntaX
<pecc> hmm I eXpeCtEd something wITh "Gedit" but ok
<blaZemore> oh
<BlazEmoRe> yes, gEdIt iNStead Of nAno if You preFEr
<BlazEmore> nano Is ANother TExt editOR WhIch rUns in the console
<peCC> hMMm it's empty so no ExamplE oF SyNTAx
<pEcc> Oh cool
<BlazEmOre> SUre you're eDItING /Etc/HOsts
<Blazemore> Not /etc/host
<pECc> yEs
<BlazEmOre> i Don't beLieve YoU :-) cheCk again
<BlazEmorE> sudo gediT /etc/hoSTs
<BlazeMOre> If yoU're surE, juSt aDd a lINe In The FoRMat
<bLaZemORe> iP domain
<BLaZeMore> fOr exAMPLE
<BlaZemOre> 192.168.0.1 rOuter
<Pecc> hah found iT
<BlAzemORe> wHat waS the tYpo?
<BLaZemorE> :P
<pecc> An extRa /
<Pecc> typical but sHoulDa known
<peCc> (/eTs/HosTs/)
<Pecc> *c
<PEcc> *etc
<blaZemOre> ProtIp: Linux FIle AnD DIReCtory names are case sEnSITiVe. RemembEr that SO iT dOEsn't bite YoU in The fUTUre. fiLe is NOt The same aS File oR fIlE
<blazemoRe> right I HaVe tO do The foOD shoPping bEfore I geT out oF Work
<pecc> ok
<BlazEMore> Editing thE HoSTS fILe wiLl wOrk, but you miGht hAVe to ReboOT tO geT It to wOrk
<BlAzEMoRE> There are ways withouT rEbootiNg, but Rebooting is 100% guArenteed to WORK
<pecc> ok
<mIke760534211> i AM tRYing to find info On how To create a sHOrt cut to TermiNal sessiOn that alwAYS starts iN roOt.  iS thAt pOSSiBle.  any help wouLD Be grEaTly apprEciAted
<holSteIn> mIke7605
> If you just want www.dom ain.com to  be a  ki ndof  eas y-to -remember shor t cut<Blazemore> Then editthe h os t s fi l e<Blaz emore>s ud o nan o/e tc/ ho s ts 
<pec c>alright  I'll try<Bl az emore> It'sp re tty obviou s s yntax
<pecc>  hm m I ex pe cte d  some thi ng wi th "ge d it" bu t ok
<Bla ze m ore> o h 
<Blaze m o re > ye s, gedit insteado fn ano if you pre fer
<B la z em o r e>nan o is anoth er  text editorw hi c h run s  in the conso le
<pecc> h m mmit's e mp tys o no e xampl eo f s yntax
<pecc > oh  cool
<Bl azemor e > SUREy ou're e diting  /e tc/ host s 
< Bl aze mo r e>n ot  /e t c/h ost
<pec c>  y es
<B laze m o r e > Idon 't b eliev e you :-) Che ckagai n 
<B lazem ore>sudo  g edit/etc/h osts<B lazemore> If yo u're  sure, ju stad d a  l ine i n  the f orm at<Blazem ore> ip dom ai n < Bl azemore> for examp le < Bl azemore>  192.1 6 8. 0. 1  router<p ecc > ha h found  it< Bl azemore>  whatw as  t he typo ?<Blaze mo re>  :P 
<pec c > an  extra  /
<pecc > typ i cal but should a  known
<pecc> (/ e t s/ h osts /)<pecc> *c
< pecc >  *et c
<B l az emo r e> Pr otip:  L i nu x  file and directory  n ames a re ca se sensitive.  Remembert h a t so itdoes n 't bite you in th e fut ure. filei s not th e sam e as Fil e or FILE < Blazemor e>Rig htI h a v eto do the foo d shop pi ng befo reI get o utofwor k
< pe cc> ok
<B lazemore >Ed it in g t he ho s ts filewi llwo rk,  buty ou mig ht ha ve t ore b oot  to get it t o wo rk 
< Blaz emo re > The re a r e w ays wit hout rebo oti n g, b ut  r ebootin g is 100% gua re nteed to w or k
< pecc>o k 
<mike76 0534211> i am trying to find in foon ho w to  create a  sh ort cu t t o  termi nal se ssion  t hat a lways s ta rts  i n root.  i s tha t pos si ble.   any h elp would be great l y a ppreciated
<h ols tein > mi ke7 6 05 
> If_you just_want www.domain.com to be_a kind_of_easy-to-remember shortcut
<Blazemore>_Then_edit the hosts_file
<Blazemore> sudo nano_/etc/hosts
<pecc> alright I'll try
<Blazemore>_It's pretty obvious_syntax
<pecc>_hmm I expected something with "gedit" but ok
<Blazemore> oh
<Blazemore> yes, gedit instead of nano_if_you prefer
<Blazemore>_nano_is_another text editor which runs_in the console
<pecc> hmmm it's_empty so_no example of syntax
<pecc> oh cool
<Blazemore> SURE you're_editing_/etc/hosts
<Blazemore> not /etc/host
<pecc>_yes
<Blazemore> I don't believe you :-) Check again
<Blazemore> sudo_gedit /etc/hosts
<Blazemore> If you're sure, just_add a line_in_the_format
<Blazemore> ip domain
<Blazemore> for_example
<Blazemore> 192.168.0.1 router
<pecc> hah found it
<Blazemore>_what was the typo?
<Blazemore> :P
<pecc> an_extra /
<pecc> typical but shoulda known
<pecc> (/ets/hosts/)
<pecc>_*c
<pecc> *etc
<Blazemore> Protip: Linux file and_directory names are case sensitive._Remember that_so it doesn't bite you_in the future._file is_not the same_as File or FILE
<Blazemore> Right I_have to do_the food shopping before I get_out_of work
<pecc> ok
<Blazemore>_Editing_the_hosts file_will work, but_you_might have_to_reboot to get it to work
<Blazemore>_There_are ways without rebooting, but rebooting is_100% guarenteed to work
<pecc>_ok
<mike760534211>_i am trying to_find info on how to_create a short cut to terminal_session that_always starts_in root.  is that possible.  any help would be_greatly appreciated
<holstein> mike7605