[Sunhelp] Non-Interactive pkgadd installation;CDE Lock daemon process

[Jarrett Carver]

1. You use pkgask to make a file of all responses required during an 
interactive installation ( e.g the directory to install the package in, 
etc.. ). Then you can do a:

pkgadd -r pkgask.output PKGNAME

Here is an example of the one I use in a jumpstart to install the HP 
jetadmin software:

pkgadd -r $IRPACK/hpnp.input -d $ROOTDIR/var/network/SOLd621.PKG -R $ROOTDIR 
HPNP < $IRPACK/hpnp_double_yes

The "< $IRPACK/hpnp_double_yes" is used to answer two y/n questions about 
"are you sure you want to?". The file is just two "y" on two seperate lines.

2. xlock is a current screensaver. lockd is the daemon.

----Original Message Follows---
From: navin.soni at st.com
Reply-To: sunhelp at sunhelp.org
To: sunhelp at sunhelp.org
Subject: [Sunhelp] Non-Interactive pkgadd installation;CDE Lock daemon 
process
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 11:41:14 +0530

Hello,

1. How to do Non-interactive pkgadd installations.pls clarify on pkgask

2. What is the daemon/process for killing CDE Lock on sol2.5.1


thanks
Navin
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