Adjust kernel_module_disabled/missing_blacklist.fail.sh
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The might some default config that disables a kernel module. To ensure we're testing this correctly remove the "blacklist" line from all .conf files under /etc/modprobe.d/*.conf.
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Description:
The might some default config that disables a kernel module. To ensure we're testing this correctly remove the "blacklist" line from all
.conffiles under/etc/modprobe.d/*.conf.Rationale:
Fixes #12877
Review Hints:
Run the Automatus tests for
kernel_module_sctp_disabled(the one failing in the linked issue) and then some other module likekernel_module_can_disabled.