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|description=This test case tests, if system runs normally when user choosed to install without SELinux | |description=This test case tests, if system runs normally, when user choosed to install without SELinux | ||
|actions= | |actions= | ||
# Boot the installer using any available means ({{filename|netinst.iso}}, pxeboot images or {{filename|DVD.iso}}) | # Boot the installer using any available means ({{filename|netinst.iso}}, pxeboot images or {{filename|DVD.iso}}) | ||
# Direct anaconda to disable SELinux on the installed system by adding the boot command: <code>noselinux</code> | # Direct anaconda to disable SELinux on the installed system by adding the boot command: <code>noselinux</code> | ||
# Proceed with installation | # Proceed with installation, following all defaults | ||
# Boot the installed system, log in. | # Boot the installed system, log in. | ||
# Open a console, and run the command <code>getenforce</code> | # Open a console, and run the command <code>getenforce</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:01, 26 January 2012
Description
This test case tests, if system runs normally, when user choosed to install without SELinux
How to test
- Boot the installer using any available means (
netinst.iso, pxeboot images orDVD.iso) - Direct anaconda to disable SELinux on the installed system by adding the boot command:
noselinux - Proceed with installation, following all defaults
- Boot the installed system, log in.
- Open a console, and run the command
getenforce
Expected Results
- System should boot and run without problems
- SELinux should be disabled