#Ansible run remote command installpkg how to#
How to use apt DEBIAN_FRONTEND environment variableĭEBIAN_FRONTEND=' done # extra rule allow vpc Again it is a proof of concept, and one should avoid using web frontend for security reasons. web – This frontend acts as a web server, that you connect to with your web browser, to browse the questions and answer them.It runs your editor on a file that looks something like a typical unix config file, and you edit those files to communicate with debconf. editor – This is for those fanatics who have to do everything in a text editor.kde – Another frontend provides a simple X GUI written with the Qt library.gnome – This is a modern X GUI using the gtk and gnome libraries.One can use such mode in Dockerfile, shell scripts, cloud-init script, and more. Otherwise, it is totally silent and humble, a perfect frontend for automatic installs. It might mail an error message to the root user, but that’s it all. It accepts the default answer for all questions. noninteractive – You use this mode when you need zero interaction while installing or upgrading the system via apt.Best suited when you are working with slow remote connections and entirely comfortable with Linux command-line options. readline – The most traditional frontend, this looks quite similar to how Debian configuration options are: a series of questions, printed out at the console using plain text.It works in text mode over ssh based session. dialog – The default frontend for apt/apt-get under Debian/Ubuntu Linux.There are many debconf frontends available: One of debconf’s unique features is that the interface it presents to you is only one of many that can be swapped in at will.
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