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Hi,

I want to remove some package in a remote server, I am executing as the below script

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ssh -q REMOTE_SERVER "pkgrm PKGNAME"

but it is asking can you confirm for the removal of pkg?

so is this respose will go to REMOTE_SERVER and remove the package?

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You can try:


Code:
ssh -q REMOTE_SERVER "yes| pkgrm PKGNAME"

Or check the man page of pkgrm for a non-interactive flag.
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Thank you so much

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Hi,

Is this correct? I am getting the below error..


/sbin/sh: yes: not found
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Thank you so much

---------- Post updated at 05:50 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:34 PM ----------

Hi,

Is this correct? I am getting the below error..


/sbin/sh: yes: not found

go to the remote machine and type "which yes" if you get nothing back you do not have the command "yes"

Im guessing the remote box is a Sun server as your using pkgrm, and I think "yes" is in /bin/
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