How to make in CLI check for updates to be happening every 4 weeks and install them automatically without going to Software sources?

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Published on 2011-01-25T00:14:24Z Indexed on 2011/01/28 23:38 UTC
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I have a set of custom commands I run on my computers after I install them. How do I make Ubuntu check for updates every 4 weeks and install them automatically on check?

I would need this done via command line so I can set it up for usual users when I set up their computers.

The first command will make the update manager check for updates every 2 weeks because they not always come so much and to save the bandwidth of the Ubuntu servers.

I also need to set it so that users don't need to click to install updates since it's tiring every time I help a friend set up a computer.

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