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=== Enabling Modules: === | === Enabling Modules: === | ||
# Enabling module <code>foo</code> with specific stream | # Enabling module <code>foo</code> with specific stream | ||
<code>dnf module enable foo:stream</code> | |||
=== Disabling Modules: === | === Disabling Modules: === | ||
# Disabling module <code>foo</code> with a specific stream | # Disabling module <code>foo</code> with a specific stream | ||
<code>dnf module disable foo:stream </code> | |||
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The commands execute without error | The commands execute without error | ||
# The first command prints "foo is enabled". | # The first command prints "foo:stream is enabled". | ||
# The second command prints <foo> is disabled | # The second command prints <foo> is disabled | ||
|optional=Optionally provide hints for exploratory testing. | |optional=Optionally provide hints for exploratory testing. | ||
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Revision as of 18:04, 9 April 2018
Description
Enabling and Disabling Modules in Fedora Server
Setup
- Grab a Fedora Server and continue to install on a VM or Baremetal
- Login from the Cockpit Web-UI or server with the created user or root
- Check all available module here
How to test
Enabling Modules:
- Enabling module
foowith specific stream
dnf module enable foo:stream
Disabling Modules:
- Disabling module
foowith a specific stream
dnf module disable foo:stream
Expected Results
The commands execute without error
- The first command prints "foo:stream is enabled".
- The second command prints <foo> is disabled
Optional
Optionally provide hints for exploratory testing.