I want to use cron-apt to auto install updates overnight. I'm aware of the reasons against doing this, and am prepared to live with the consequences on this occasion. I assume I can just create a file in /etc/cron-apt/action.d called 9-install & put the command 'dist-upgrade -y' in there. However I don't necessarily want it to default to 'yes' on every question - during a manual upgrade, if a config file has been modified from the default, the default is to not overwrite it. I'd like cron-apt to do the default in this case, which is 'no' (don't overwrite). Will the -y action say yes, or will it do the default action (no in this case)? If it says 'yes' how do I make it do the default action?
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