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Rename securedrop-admin to sdw-admin #55

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/admin/install.rst
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Expand Up @@ -419,13 +419,13 @@ Before setting up the set of VMs used by SecureDrop Workstation, you must config

.. code-block:: sh

securedrop-admin --validate
sdw-admin --validate

- Finally, in the ``dom0`` terminal, run the command:

.. code-block:: sh

securedrop-admin --apply
sdw-admin --apply

This command will take a considerable amount of time and approximately 4GB of bandwidth, as it sets up multiple VMs and installs supporting packages. When it completes, your SecureDrop Workstation is finally ready to use!

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sudo rm -rf /var/cache/salt
sudo qubesctl saltutil.sync_all refresh=true

Then, run ``securedrop-admin --apply`` again.
Then, run ``sdw-admin --apply`` again.

"Failed to return clean data"
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Expand All @@ -508,15 +508,15 @@ This is a transient error that may affect any of the SecureDrop Workstation VMs.

"Temporary failure resolving"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Transient network issues may cause an installation to fail. To work around this, verify that you have a working Internet connection, and re-run the ``securedrop-admin --apply`` command.
Transient network issues may cause an installation to fail. To work around this, verify that you have a working Internet connection, and re-run the ``sdw-admin --apply`` command.

Uninstalling SecureDrop Workstation
-----------------------------------
To uninstall SecureDrop Workstation, open a ``dom0`` terminal and run the following command:

.. code-block:: sh

securedrop-admin --uninstall
sdw-admin --uninstall

This will remove all associated VMs and configuration details, and uninstall the ``dom0`` SecureDrop Workstation package.

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