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Sudo aliased to please; how do i make please see aliases?

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I made sudo see aliases with alias sudo='sudo '. I aliased sudo to please (alias please=sudo), and with please it didn't worked: alias please='please '. please still didn't see my aliases.
How to make please see aliases?

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answered 3 Years ago bjecterless · Accepted Answer

You'd make please "see" aliases in the same way that you made sudo see aliases: alias please='sudo '

Ex.

$ type la

la is aliased to `ls -A'



$ alias please='sudo '



$ please la /root

[sudo] password for steeldriver:

.bash_history  .bashrc  .lesshst  .local  .motd_shown  .profile  .viminfo  trace.out