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Create new admin user and Log into Database using the following commands | Create new admin user and Log into Database using the following commands | ||
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sudo -u postgres psql - starts PSQL terminal | |||
\l - lists databases | |||
\c <db name> - connect to database | |||
Select ctime from usr where username='admin'; - returns date/time user was created | |||
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Revision as of 12:07, 7 Mayıs 2018
This page will outline the manual testing of Mahara in sections as outlined in the Mahara user manual
Dashboard
To test the Dashboard page it is assumed that a fresh install of Mahara has taken place and user sets "Password" and "email" for the initial login. It is also assumed that there is a fresh database with no data. For more information of the dashboard please see Mahara 18.04 user manual section 3. Dashboard. This page will have screenshots of pages using the "Raw" theme. Other themes will need to be tested but will have to be set by the Site admin in the Site settings panel found here Admin menu > Configure site > Site options > Site settings
Testing/Manual testing/Dashboard
Content
Testing/Manual testing/Content
Portfolio
Testing/Manual testing/Portfolio
Groups
Blocks
BUGS to test for Manually
All users with exception of root user has ctime set when they are first created
Original Bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1702198/comments/2
Create new admin user and Log into Database using the following commands
sudo -u postgres psql - starts PSQL terminal \l - lists databases \c <db name> - connect to database Select ctime from usr where username='admin'; - returns date/time user was created
Date should be date user was created