File README.md of Package opensuse-ecsos-leap

This package attempts to restore the familiar and proven configurations from before Leap 16 as far as possible. 
In addition, cockpit is installed in such a way that it can be accessed via the menu.

Among other things:
- The first user is no longer root, familiar root behavior,
- Reactivation of 32-bit and installation of necessary SELinux settings for Steam.
- Add missing cockpit for the no longer existing and removed yast.

Further rollbacks may follow.


Important Note
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When installing the package, a message like the following appears:

Problem: 1: opensuse-ecsos-leap-1.0-lp160.2.1.noarch requires ‘patterns-cockpit’, but this requirement cannot be satisfied
Uninstallable providers: patterns-cockpit-16.0-160000.2.2.x86_64[openSUSE:repo-oss]

 Solution 1: Uninstall busybox-hostname-1.37.0-160000.2.2.noarch
 Solution 2: Do not install opensuse-ecsos-leap-1.0-lp160.2.1.noarch
 Solution 3: Break opensuse-ecsos-leap-1.0-lp160.2.1.noarch by ignoring some dependencies

In this case, select solution 1.



Firewall and cockpit
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If the firewall is enabled, the following must be done in order to access it via the network:

$> firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-service=cockpit
$> firewall-cmd --reload

Now you can log in at:

   https://localhost:9090/

or

   https://IP_ADDRESS_OF_MACHINE:9090/

with your user name.

However, a certificate is missing here.
This is very critical for a central configuration tool that is accessible via the network.
The certificate should therefore still be created.