On Tuesday 28 April 2009, aara...@cenditel.gob.ve wrote:
> The command I want to execute is:
>
> cryptsetup -y create private /dev/sda5
>
> which does not have an noninteractive mode.
Just use a redirect:
echo "$PASSWORD" | cryptsetup -y create private /dev/sda5
or:
cryptsetup -y create private /
On Tuesday 28 April 2009, aara...@cenditel.gob.ve wrote:
> The command I want to execute is:
>
> cryptsetup -y create private /dev/sda5
>
> which does not have an noninteractive mode.
Just use a redirect:
echo "$PASSWORD" | cryptsetup -y create private /dev/sda5
or:
cryptsetup -y create private /
Dear Christian,
thanks for your advice.
I read the content of user-setup package and I found that it uses
adduser command in noninteractive mode.
The command I want to execute is:
cryptsetup -y create private /dev/sda5
which does not have an noninteractive mode.
I know how to ask the user for
Quoting aara...@cenditel.gob.ve (aara...@cenditel.gob.ve):
> This command ask the user for a password, so I would like to know
> whether Debian installer is going to permit the user entering
> the password (prompt) or I have to to do something.
You need to use debconf to first ask users about the
Dear friends of debian-boot,
I am reading Debian installer documentation in order to know how to execute
customized scripts during Debian installation process. I found that it is
possible to build an udeb package and include it in Debian installer using
udeb_include file in my customized Debian GNU
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