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Hi, some more nits detected :-) Thanks!
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| <info> <title>Managing Applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para> The &cockpit; web interface supports modularity through plugin applications. This section describes how to view, navigate, and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> |
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| <info> <title>Managing Applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para> The &cockpit; web interface supports modularity through plugin applications. This section describes how to view, navigate, and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> | |
| <info> <title>Managing applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para>The &cockpit; Web interface supports modularity through plug-in applications. This section describes how to view, navigate and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> |
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| <info> <title>Managing Applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para> The &cockpit; web interface supports modularity through plugin applications. This section describes how to view, navigate, and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> | ||
| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as Firewalls, Virtual Machines, or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> |
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| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as Firewalls, Virtual Machines, or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> | |
| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the Web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as firewalls, virtual machines or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> |
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| <info> <title>Managing Applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para> The &cockpit; web interface supports modularity through plugin applications. This section describes how to view, navigate, and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> | ||
| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as Firewalls, Virtual Machines, or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> | ||
| <para>Commonly installed modules include: <guimenu>Networking</guimenu>, <guimenu>Software Updates (Packages)</guimenu>, <guimenu>Repositories</guimenu>, <guimenu>SELinux</guimenu>.</para> |
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| <para>Commonly installed modules include: <guimenu>Networking</guimenu>, <guimenu>Software Updates (Packages)</guimenu>, <guimenu>Repositories</guimenu>, <guimenu>SELinux</guimenu>.</para> | |
| <para>Commonly installed modules include: <guimenu>Networking</guimenu>, <guimenu>Software Updates (Packages)</guimenu>, <guimenu>Repositories</guimenu> and <guimenu>SELinux</guimenu>.</para> |
| <info> <title>Managing Applications in &cockpit;</title> <meta name="maintainer" content="shalaka.harne@suse.com" its:translate="no"/> <abstract> <para> The &cockpit; web interface supports modularity through plugin applications. This section describes how to view, navigate, and remove these applications using the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page. </para> </abstract> </info> | ||
| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as Firewalls, Virtual Machines, or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> | ||
| <para>Commonly installed modules include: <guimenu>Networking</guimenu>, <guimenu>Software Updates (Packages)</guimenu>, <guimenu>Repositories</guimenu>, <guimenu>SELinux</guimenu>.</para> | ||
| <section><title>Viewing and Navigating Applications</title> |
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| <section><title>Viewing and Navigating Applications</title> | |
| <section><title>Viewing and navigating applications</title> |
| <step><para>To open a module: Click the application's name to switch to its dedicated management tab.</para></step> | ||
| <step><para>To uninstall a module: Locate the application in the list and click the <guimenu>Remove</guimenu> button.</para></step></procedure> | ||
| </section> | ||
| <section><title>Troubleshooting Missing Applications</title> |
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| <section><title>Troubleshooting Missing Applications</title> | |
| <section><title>Troubleshooting missing applications</title> |
| <para>If the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page is empty, or if a newly installed module does not appear in the list, you may need to refresh the &cockpit; service.</para> | ||
| <para>Restart the socket: Run the following command in your terminal: </para> | ||
| <screen>&prompt.sudo; systemctl restart cockpit.socket</screen> | ||
| <para>Check for Service Failures: If a specific service fails to start, the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page will display the relevant systemd error logs directly on the screen to assist with debugging.</para> |
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| <para>Check for Service Failures: If a specific service fails to start, the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page will display the relevant systemd error logs directly on the screen to assist with debugging.</para> | |
| <para>Check for service failures: If a specific service fails to start, the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page will display the relevant systemd error logs directly on the screen to assist with debugging.</para> |
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Also, please update the capitalization in the topic title: Managing Subscriptions using Cockpit to Managing subscriptions using Cockpit.
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Hi Shalaka,
just minor things. Thanks!
| <para>&cockpit; applications (or modules) extend the functionality of the web interface. Adding an application creates a new entry in the sidebar, allowing you to manage complex system services—such as Firewalls, Virtual Machines, or SELinux—through a visual interface rather than the command line.</para> | ||
| <para>Commonly installed modules include: <guimenu>Networking</guimenu>, <guimenu>Software Updates (Packages)</guimenu>, <guimenu>Repositories</guimenu>, <guimenu>SELinux</guimenu>.</para> | ||
| <section><title>Viewing and Navigating Applications</title> | ||
| <procedure><step><para>To access your installed modules, click <guimenu>Applications</guimenu> in the left-hand navigation pane.</para></step> |
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This should not be a procedure. I'd keep it a single para this time and not add any list here.
| <screen>&prompt.sudo; systemctl restart cockpit.socket</screen> | ||
| <para>Check for Service Failures: If a specific service fails to start, the <guilabel>Applications</guilabel> page will display the relevant systemd error logs directly on the screen to assist with debugging.</para> | ||
| </section> | ||
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Please remove this blank lines :)
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Added new topics to cover Applications plugin in cockpit.
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