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August 26th, 2003, 02:52 PM
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pkgadd in a script
Hi Ivan, hope things are going well. Quick question that you may or may not be able to understand.
I have 3 seperate packages. Two are lib packages that can be installed in non-interactive mode. The other requires interactivity. I've create a response file for that package. The problem I'm having is getting them all installed. The libs must be installed before the last package. When I try doing pkgadd it pops up the screen that says "What package to install" and you can usually take the default 'ALL'. I need a way to insert this 'ALL' from a shell script that will first launch the pkgadd -d /filename Don't know if this is within you world but I can always hope. Daniel Mulrooney Senior System Analyst Lab Management Group, DTS 4881 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario M2N 5E3 Office: (416) 549-6752 Pager: (416) 370-4782 Email: daniel.mulrooney@bmo.com
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August 26th, 2003, 04:30 PM
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RE: pkgadd in a script
sorry I had cut and paste an email to one of my guys. When I tried to modify the content it told me I couldn't change the message so I left as is.
What I'm talking about is installing multiple packages using a shell script and not being required to answer the first question. What package to install :default:ALL ?,??,Q I think I found a solution, echo -e "ALLn" | pkgadd but would like to find something alittle cleaner.
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