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Unable to autoinstall apt-fast (without interaction) #85
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Did you set the frontend to noninteractive? echo "debconf debconf/frontend select Noninteractive" | debconf-set-selections; and use echo "apt-fast apt-fast/maxdownloads string 10" | debconf-set-selections; \
echo "apt-fast apt-fast/dlflag boolean true" | debconf-set-selections; \
apt-get -qq install apt-fast Also, the conf doesn't seem to stick for the other options I've tried so sed my be the answer for you on the
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@Thell 's answer above works. But so does this |
does not work, the installer still asks questions; can you try again after purging the package?
@Thell's answer indeed works, still this behaviour is unfortunate, took me a while to solve, time wasted for no reason. |
@bartekbrak |
I did this and it worked on Ubuntu 16.04:
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Thank you everyone for the comments, I updated the README with the required instructions. |
Hi,
during instalation apt-fast asks for:
It prevents apt-fast to be installed in non-interactive way.
I think, that it should install with defaults, and allow to change it later ("convention over configuration").
I propose:
application manager = aptitude installed ? aptitude : apt-get
connections = 5 (that's Your proposal) or 10 (my personal choice - helps with many small files)
skip = true
If You are unable to do so, for whatever reason, then maybe You are able to provide names and values for debconf-utils.
I have unsuccessfully tried:
echo 'apt-fast apt-fast/_APTMGR string aptitude' | sudo debconf-set-selections
echo 'apt-fast apt-fast/maxdownloads string 10' | sudo debconf-set-selections
echo 'apt-fast apt-fast/DOWNLOADBEFORE boolean true' | sudo debconf-set-selections
Which hangs whole installation with holding one CPU core at 100%...
P.S.
Why isn't apt-fast in default repository of Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint?
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