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Working with Ubuntu 10.10 …
When installing WebSVN via apt-get with the following command:
sudo apt-get -y install websvn
It will pop 3 screens asking for configuration details (ie. where your SVN repositories are etc).
Is there a way to pass this information to this command so that the installation can occur unattended?
Thanks
Almost all packages in Debian/Ubuntu use Debconf. You can pre-seed answers into debconf using the command
debconf-set-selections. You need another tooldebconf-get-selectionsto extract the answers you provided interactively.debconf-get-selectionsisn’t installed by default, and doesn’t need to be installed on the system you are installing to, but you will probably need to install it to extract your answers for the pre-seeding. This is part of the debconf-utils package.