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Create a “Fedora Server” product environment

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At this point only pulling in fedora-release-server; the different
firewalld and preset are not yet applied by this.
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Miloslav Trmač 2014-07-11 22:41:18 +02:00
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comps-f21.xml.in
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<packagereq type="optional">system-switch-mail-gnome</packagereq> <packagereq type="optional">system-switch-mail-gnome</packagereq>
</packagelist> </packagelist>
</group> </group>
<group>
<id>server-product</id>
<_name>Fedora Server product core</_name>
<_description>Packages mandatory for the server product.</_description>
<default>false</default>
<uservisible>false</uservisible>
<packagelist>
<packagereq type="mandatory">fedora-release-server</packagereq>
</packagelist>
</group>
<group> <group>
<id>simplified-chinese-support</id> <id>simplified-chinese-support</id>
<_name>Simplified Chinese Support</_name> <_name>Simplified Chinese Support</_name>
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</optionlist> </optionlist>
</environment> </environment>
<environment> <environment>
<!-- Please keep this mostly in sync with fedora-server-environment. -->
<id>infrastructure-server-environment</id> <id>infrastructure-server-environment</id>
<_name>Infrastructure Server</_name> <_name>Infrastructure Server</_name>
<_description>Server for operating network infrastructure services.</_description> <_description>Server for operating network infrastructure services.</_description>
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<groupid>web-server</groupid> <groupid>web-server</groupid>
</optionlist> </optionlist>
</environment> </environment>
<environment>
<!-- Intended only for the Fedora Server product; other products will not
show this because they don’t include the fedora-release-server
package. Please keep this mostly in sync with
infrastructure-server-environment. -->
<id>server-product-environment</id>
<_name>Fedora Server</_name>
<!-- Should eventually say “with a web UI accessible right after installation”
or something else to differentiate from
infrastructure-server-environment. -->
<_description>An integrated, easier to manage server.</_description>
<display_order>1</display_order>
<grouplist>
<groupid>server-product</groupid>
<groupid>standard</groupid>
<groupid>core</groupid>
<groupid>hardware-support</groupid>
<groupid>headless-management</groupid>
<groupid>container-management</groupid>
</grouplist>
<optionlist>
<groupid>dogtag</groupid>
<groupid>directory-server</groupid>
<groupid>dns-server</groupid>
<groupid>freeipa-server</groupid>
<groupid>ftp-server</groupid>
<groupid>guest-agents</groupid>
<groupid>ha</groupid>
<groupid>load-balancer</groupid>
<groupid>mail-server</groupid>
<groupid>mysql</groupid>
<groupid>network-server</groupid>
<groupid>printing</groupid>
<groupid>smb-server</groupid>
<groupid>sql-server</groupid>
<groupid>virtualization</groupid>
<groupid>web-server</groupid>
</optionlist>
</environment>
<environment> <environment>
<id>basic-desktop-environment</id> <id>basic-desktop-environment</id>
<_name>Basic Desktop</_name> <_name>Basic Desktop</_name>

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comps-f22.xml.in
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<packagereq type="optional">system-switch-mail-gnome</packagereq> <packagereq type="optional">system-switch-mail-gnome</packagereq>
</packagelist> </packagelist>
</group> </group>
<group>
<id>server-product</id>
<_name>Fedora Server product core</_name>
<_description>Packages mandatory for the server product.</_description>
<default>false</default>
<uservisible>false</uservisible>
<packagelist>
<packagereq type="mandatory">fedora-release-server</packagereq>
</packagelist>
</group>
<group> <group>
<id>simplified-chinese-support</id> <id>simplified-chinese-support</id>
<_name>Simplified Chinese Support</_name> <_name>Simplified Chinese Support</_name>
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</optionlist> </optionlist>
</environment> </environment>
<environment> <environment>
<!-- Please keep this mostly in sync with fedora-server-environment. -->
<id>infrastructure-server-environment</id> <id>infrastructure-server-environment</id>
<_name>Infrastructure Server</_name> <_name>Infrastructure Server</_name>
<_description>Server for operating network infrastructure services.</_description> <_description>Server for operating network infrastructure services.</_description>
@ -6602,6 +6613,45 @@
<groupid>web-server</groupid> <groupid>web-server</groupid>
</optionlist> </optionlist>
</environment> </environment>
<environment>
<!-- Intended only for the Fedora Server product; other products will not
show this because they don’t include the fedora-release-server
package. Please keep this mostly in sync with
infrastructure-server-environment. -->
<id>server-product-environment</id>
<_name>Fedora Server</_name>
<!-- Should eventually say “with a web UI accessible right after installation”
or something else to differentiate from
infrastructure-server-environment. -->
<_description>An integrated, easier to manage server.</_description>
<display_order>1</display_order>
<grouplist>
<groupid>server-product</groupid>
<groupid>standard</groupid>
<groupid>core</groupid>
<groupid>hardware-support</groupid>
<groupid>headless-management</groupid>
<groupid>container-management</groupid>
</grouplist>
<optionlist>
<groupid>dogtag</groupid>
<groupid>directory-server</groupid>
<groupid>dns-server</groupid>
<groupid>freeipa-server</groupid>
<groupid>ftp-server</groupid>
<groupid>guest-agents</groupid>
<groupid>ha</groupid>
<groupid>load-balancer</groupid>
<groupid>mail-server</groupid>
<groupid>mysql</groupid>
<groupid>network-server</groupid>
<groupid>printing</groupid>
<groupid>smb-server</groupid>
<groupid>sql-server</groupid>
<groupid>virtualization</groupid>
<groupid>web-server</groupid>
</optionlist>
</environment>
<environment> <environment>
<id>basic-desktop-environment</id> <id>basic-desktop-environment</id>
<_name>Basic Desktop</_name> <_name>Basic Desktop</_name>