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Re: Automating dpkg-reconfigure answers via a shell script



Wichert Akkerman wrote:

I suggest you seriously look at what debconf actually is, it seems you
have a very wrong idea about what it does. debconf is *exactly* what
you want, it was designed for that purpose.


Could you tell me the steps to configure debconf so that it does exactly what I want (that is entering non default value when doing dpkg-reconfigure for one package?

I suppose I need to do

dpkg-reconfigure debconf and select the non-interactive mode
and then try to use dpkg-reconfigure and the <<EOF trick?



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