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Expand Up @@ -183,19 +183,29 @@ <h5>Quickstart Installation Instructions</h5>
<p>5. Refresh the repository list and accept the key:</p>
<code># zypper ref</code>

<p>6. Install the container tools:</p>
<code># zypper in mgradm mgrctl mgradm-bash-completion mgrctl-bash-completion uyuni-storage-setup-server</code>
<p>6. Install the Uyuni-Server product, which contains the container tools:</p>
<code># zypper in -t product Uyuni-Server</code>

In case of using a different host OS (Ubuntu, Debian...), in general anything not based on (open)SUSE products), the packages to be installed are:
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In case of using a different host OS (Ubuntu, Debian...), in general anything not based on (open)SUSE products), the packages to be installed are:
In case of using a different host OS (Ubuntu, Debian...), in general anything not based on (open)SUSE products), the packages to be installed are:

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And similar changes for the packages. This is not for rendering, but rather to keep the HTML structure with the right indentation


<p>7. From the terminal run the following command as root:</p>
<code># mgradm install podman</code>

<p>8. Input a password for the CA certificate, an administrative account password and your email for notifications:</p>
<p>8. Input a password for the CA certificate and an administrative account password:</p>
<code># mgradm install podman<br>
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You could maybe fix the indentation for this and the next lines as well, since you are fixing this section.

3:07PM INF Welcome to mgradm<br>
3:07PM INF Executing command: podman<br>
Password for the CA certificate to generate:<br>
2:09PM INF Starting mgradm install podman<br>
2:09PM INF Use of this software implies acceptance of the End User License Agreement.<br>
Password for the CA key to generate:<br>
Confirm the password:<br>
Administrator password:<br>
Administrator's email: admin@example.com</code>
Confirm the password:</code>

<p>9. The container will take some minutes to deploy.</p>

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