Currently it's not possible. I wonder if instead of adding more functionality it would be better to add an alias or a shell wrapper that would include the parameters? Or alternatively, can ipython read some dotfile?

In general, I don't think this is sssd's job to set up shell..

Replying to [comment:1 jhrozek]:

Currently it's not possible. I wonder if instead of adding more functionality it would be better to add an alias or a shell wrapper that would include the parameters? Or alternatively, can ipython read some dotfile?

I tried to create a shell wrapper:

export SHELL=/usr/bin/ipython
/bin/bash -c "/usr/bin/ipython --profile pysh"

The IPython starts but it is not possible to launch commands.

The IPython can read dotfiles but I have not found a way to specify profile name which will be started by default.

In general, I don't think this is sssd's job to set up shell..

Yes, I agree. I try to ask people from IPython how to make this work.

Thank you! I think we can close this RFE.

Thank you for understanding, closing.

resolution: => wontfix
status: new => closed

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