I have written a simple script to carry out all my system updates and clean up on my Fedora 19 machine in one go:
import os
os.system('clear') # clear the terminal screen
os.system('yum -y update') # update the system without asking for confirmation
os.system('package-cleanup --oldkernels')
os.system('package-cleanup --problems')
os.system('package-cleanup --dupes')
os.system('yum clean all')
exit()
The only issue is that in case there are old kernels to remove, the system will ask for user confirmation. How can I code this into the script, to automatically remove the old kernels without waiting for user confirmation?
Run package-cleanup with '-y' too.
package-cleanup -y --oldkernels
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