Dan Sommers wrote:
My first thought was something analogous to this:
yes|fink update-all
and my second thought was, "oh, yeah, fink has that":
fink -y update-all
and my third, "oops--mirror selection isn't a yes/no question!" ;-)
OTOH, it's not pretty, but you could do this:
/usr/bin/yes ''|fink update-all
as long as you're sure that the defaults are all okay.
HTH,
Dan
Thanks Dan! Didn't know about yes. What would happen with
/usr/bin/yes 5|fink update-all
If the options only run 1-4? Would I have to be there to escape the process?
Also, it turned out that I was only installing 234 packages not
downloading that many (since they were bundled).
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