03-11-2008
Hard to tell from what you said, but you can probably either use 'expect' if that's installed on your system, or maybe a 'here document'.
A here document is something like this:
runscript.sh <<EOF
N
EOF
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scrollkeeper-preinstall
SCROLLKEEPER-PREINSTALL(8) System Manager's Manual SCROLLKEEPER-PREINSTALL(8)
NAME
scrollkeeper-preinstall - generate on OMF file, based on an existing OMF file, which has the correct URL for a document
SYNOPSIS
scrollkeeper-preinstall url input-omf-file output-omf-file
DESCRIPTION
scrollkeeper-preinstall creates the OMF file output-omf-file by reading the given existing OMF file input-omf-file and replacing the URL
for a resource (typically a document) with the URL given by url. This is typically done as part of the build process for an application,
since the actual location that a document is installed is not known until the application is built.
If output-omf-file is specified with a path, and that path does not exist, the path is created.
The url is typically the "file:" URI followed by the absolute path to a document which is (or will be) installed. (eg.
"file:/usr/doc/scrollkeeper/scrollkeeper.sgml")
AUTHOR
Laszlo Kovacs <laszlo.kovacs@sun.com>
Dan Mueth <d-mueth@uchicago.edu>
SEE ALSO
scrollkeeper-config(1), scrollkeeper-gen-seriesid(1), scrollkeeper.conf(5), scrollkeeper(7), scrollkeeper-rebuilddb(8), scrollkeeper-
update(8)
scrollkeeper Dec 5, 2001 SCROLLKEEPER-PREINSTALL(8)