Install Opera without confirmation

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Install Opera without confirmation to update with system. I am trying to do unattended installs of Opera and it sits there for confirmation of yes to update with system repos. I have tried many things to accomplish this.

This is currently what I am using to install the package using dpkg

echo PASSWORD | sudo -S dpkg -i /home/user/System/Packages/Opera/opera-stable_56.0.3051.52_amd64.deb

I have tried many things, but the latest answer I can find is this however it does not work for some reason.

echo yes Y | sudo -S dpkg -i /home/user/System/Packages/Opera/opera-stable_56.0.3051.52_amd64.deb

Any help with this is greatly appreciated.

[s390g2]

s390g2 @Guest last edited by

@dttauzin Only use sudo dpkg -i /home/user/System/Packages/Opera/opera-stable_56.0.3051.52_amd64.deb
Then answer the prompt yes once. That adds the repo to /etc/apt/sources.list.d.
It is then updated automatically after that 1st install. Am I missing something?

[s390g2]

s390g2 last edited by

but see also here, to simulate a keypress for default choice, on a first time install.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6264596/simulating-enter-keypress-in-bash-script