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# Install {{command|eclipse-fedorapackager-0.2.1-1.fc16}} via {{command|yum install eclipse-fedorapackager}}.
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# Make sure that your user account is a member of the {{filename|mock}} group: {{command|$ groups}}. If your user name is not a member yet, add it: {{command|$ sudo usermod -aG mock <your-user-name>}}. If you have added your user account just now, you need to either log out and log back in again or use {{command|newgrp mock bash}} in order to get a bash with the correct group setup. If you use newgrp, make sure to start Eclipse from the bash session you've created using newgrp.
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Revision as of 15:21, 28 September 2011

Description

This test case tests whether mock based RPM builds work as expected.

Setup

  1. Boot into the machine/VM you wish to test.
  2. Install eclipse-fedorapackager-0.2.1-1.fc16 via yum install eclipse-fedorapackager.
  3. Make sure that your user account is a member of the mock group: $ groups. If your user name is not a member yet, add it: $ sudo usermod -aG mock <your-user-name>. If you have added your user account just now, you need to either log out and log back in again or use newgrp mock bash in order to get a bash with the correct group setup. If you use newgrp, make sure to start Eclipse from the bash session you've created using newgrp.

How to test

Expected Results

  1. <<<FIXME>>>