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I finally found the solution to this problem by doing a simple 'trick'.

pkgadd has an -a option which allows to use your own admin file to control the process. The format of this file is similar...

I think you got it wrong :)

I need to use both pkgrm and pkgadd. pkgrm works fine if i use
yes | pkgrm $PACKAGE (without echo)

The problem is with the pkgadd because the first answer...

I checked the link you sent me.

The pkgrm works fine if I use "yes | pkgrm [package-name]" because all the answers should be 'y'.

However pkgadd doesn't work because the first answer should...

I tried using the -n option but this only bypasses the first question which is:

"Do you want to remove this package? [y,n,?,q]"

-n just automates this question and after that I get the second...

This is my first post so hello to all of you!

I have a script in bash-3.00 that needs to execute the following:

pkgrm [package-name] (to remove an existing package)
pkgadd -d [package-path]...