Bash: take local .bashrc (or similar) settings to remote boxes w/o putting .bashrc on every instance

Question

I'd like to take my local .bash_rc (with, for example vi keybindings), to various boxes and various users on those boxes?

Some of these settings are very user-specific (I'm the only one who likes them) and the user accounts on the boxes are not tied to real people but to applications. (in other words, they are shared by multiple humans). So I don't just want to put the .bashrc file in every home dir.

Also, it would be nice if the settings are preserved through "su" and "su someuser" commands.

Klaas

Answer 1

Use sudo -s, sudo -s -u user instead of su and su user.