Sorry to answer my own question:
I just did:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> whereis agi
agi: /usr/bin/agi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~> whereis agr
agr:
Aparently I created an agi script under "/usr/bin/". I had forgotten about it.
Anyway, that is why Fish finds it. There is no "/usr/bin/agr" script under
"/usr/bin/", so Fish does not find it.
Apparently Bash and Sudo understand each other better, and so Bash looks for
scripts under "/home/me/bin/" as well, and it finds "/usr/bin/agr" there.
So when I combine Fish and Sudo, the alias2 scripts have to be located
somewhere on root's "$PATH", which in my case has so far excluded
"/home/me/bin".
Guido van Steen
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