Package creation - How do I make it *really* non-interactive
Hi,
I'm in the middle of creating packages of my company's software and I've hit a snag. One of the requirements is that the installs be script driven and remotely installable to many servers with no interaction (much like official Sun packages are when using the patching tools). The problem is that I can't get my packages to stop gabbing. :)
I'm using the following command: pkgadd -n -d <package name> all
We're not using any request files to get more information from the admins and any previous instances of the package are removed before the install is attempted. We are using one post install script to check for and create any links if necessary. Because of the post install script, the admin is prompted to make sure he still wants to install the package. What I have been unable to figure out, is how to stop that prompt from happening, or a way to handle it other than this dirty solution: yes | pkgadd -d [...] all.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
