joeky888
commented
6 years ago I figure out.
Just copy all conf files in the colourfiles and grc.conf to ~/.grc
$ ls ~/.grc
conf.ant conf.du conf.iptables conf.mvn conf.ss
conf.blkid conf.env conf.irclog conf.netstat conf.stat
conf.configure conf.esperanto conf.iwconfig conf.nmap conf.sysctl
conf.cvs conf.fdisk conf.jobs conf.ntpdate conf.systemctl
conf.df conf.findmnt conf.last conf.php conf.tcpdump
conf.diff conf.free conf.ldap conf.ping conf.traceroute
conf.dig conf.gcc conf.log conf.ping2 conf.tune2fs
conf.dnf conf.getfacl conf.lolcat conf.proftpd conf.ulimit
conf.dockerimages conf.getsebool conf.ls conf.ps conf.uptime
conf.dockerinfo conf.id conf.lsattr conf.pv conf.vmstat
conf.docker-machinels conf.ifconfig conf.lsblk conf.semanageboolean conf.wdiff
conf.dockernetwork conf.iostat_sar conf.lsmod conf.semanagefcontext conf.whois
conf.dockerps conf.ip conf.lsof conf.semanageuser grc.conf
conf.dockerpull conf.ipaddr conf.lspci conf.sensors
conf.dockersearch conf.ipneighbor conf.mount conf.showmount
conf.dockerversion conf.iproute conf.mtr conf.sql
Hi
Could grc be installed without root permission in my home folder?
I have a server but I am not a sudoer.
Thanks :)