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The Landscape Client generally runs as a combination of the 'root' and
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'landscape' users. It is possible to disable the administrative features of
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Landscape and run only the monitoring parts of it without using the 'root'
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If you wish to use the Landscape Client in this way, it's recommended that you
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perform these steps immediately after installing the landscape-client package.
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Edit /etc/default/landscape-client and add the following lines:
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Edit /etc/landscape/client.conf and add the following line:
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Now you can run 'sudo landscape-config' as usual to complete the configuration
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of your client and register with the Landscape service.
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To run the full test suite, you must have a dbus session bus
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running. If you don't have one (for example, if you're running the
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tests in an ssh session), run the following command:
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export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=`dbus-daemon --print-address=1 --session --fork`
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Then your tests should pass.
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When you want to test the landscape client manually without management
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features, you can simply run:
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$ ./scripts/landscape-client
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This defaults to the 'landscape-client.conf' configuration file.
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When you want to test management features manually, you'll need to run as root.
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There's a configuration file 'root-client.conf' which specifies use of the
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$ sudo ./scripts/landscape-client -c root-client.conf