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automatically answer a question raised by a command
Post 302193770 by pbsrinivas on Sunday 11th of May 2008 02:39:38 AM
05-11-2008
sudo vmware-config.pl << EOF
yes
no
yes
EOF
this is doing the work for me but
how to give a ENTER in that series's as but one blank line doesnt see to work
more clearly --
it show
You must read and accept the End User License Agreement to continue.
Press enter to display it.
--More--(Next file: /usr/share/doc/vmware/EULA)
and when i give a "q" it goes off .. but i am not able to pass this via << EOF
any ideas??
yes
no
yes
EOF
this is doing the work for me but
how to give a ENTER in that series's as but one blank line doesnt see to work
more clearly --
it show
You must read and accept the End User License Agreement to continue.
Press enter to display it.
--More--(Next file: /usr/share/doc/vmware/EULA)
and when i give a "q" it goes off .. but i am not able to pass this via << EOF
any ideas??
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