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I am running an installation script which I need to answer the following prompts
{o 3 n enter u n} to achieve the outcome that I want.
Below is what I wrote in the script, but it seem not to be working,
echo "o 3 N Enter U N" | ./$new_upgrd
scripts
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I am running an installation script which I need to answer the following prompts
{o 3 n enter u n} to achieve the outcome that I want.
Below is what I wrote in the script, but it seem not to be working,
echo "o 3 N Enter U N" | ./$new_upgrd
scripts
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Is one of the required inputs literally the stringenter- or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?
– steeldriver
48 mins ago
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I am running an installation script which I need to answer the following prompts
{o 3 n enter u n} to achieve the outcome that I want.
Below is what I wrote in the script, but it seem not to be working,
echo "o 3 N Enter U N" | ./$new_upgrd
scripts
edited 8 hours ago
RoVo
8,4491944
asked 8 hours ago
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I am running an installation script which I need to answer the following prompts
{o 3 n enter u n} to achieve the outcome that I want.
Below is what I wrote in the script, but it seem not to be working,
echo "o 3 N Enter U N" | ./$new_upgrd
scripts
scripts
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Is one of the required inputs literally the stringenter- or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?
– steeldriver
48 mins ago
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Is one of the required inputs literally the stringenter- or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?
– steeldriver
48 mins ago
Is one of the required inputs literally the string
enter - or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?– steeldriver
48 mins ago
Is one of the required inputs literally the string
enter - or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?– steeldriver
48 mins ago
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
printf '%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn' o 3 N Enter U N | ./$new_upgrd
answered 8 hours ago
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Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
echo -e "on3nNnenternUnN" | ./$new_upgrd
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
printf '%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn' o 3 N Enter U N | ./$new_upgrd
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
8,4491944
Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
printf '%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn' o 3 N Enter U N | ./$new_upgrd
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
8,4491944
Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
printf '%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn' o 3 N Enter U N | ./$new_upgrd
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
8,4491944
You need to have newlines between the strings:
printf '%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn%sn' o 3 N Enter U N | ./$new_upgrd
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
8,4491944
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
8,4491944
answered 8 hours ago
RoVoRoVo
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answered 8 hours ago
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Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
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Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
Thanks for responding. You mean this? printf '%on%3n%Nn%entern%Un%Nn' | ./$new_upgrd
– TeckyRA
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
No. %s is a placeholder for string from argument. So it should exactly be as I wrote. Try the part up to the pipe to see the result.
– RoVo
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You need to have newlines between the strings:
echo -e "on3nNnenternUnN" | ./$new_upgrd
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
363
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
echo -e "on3nNnenternUnN" | ./$new_upgrd
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
363
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You need to have newlines between the strings:
echo -e "on3nNnenternUnN" | ./$new_upgrd
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
363
You need to have newlines between the strings:
echo -e "on3nNnenternUnN" | ./$new_upgrd
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
363
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
363
answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
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answered 6 hours ago
Umberto CozziUmberto Cozzi
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Is one of the required inputs literally the string
enter- or does this indicate a press of the "Enter" key?– steeldriver
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