On 11/13, Luke Kanies wrote:
> On Nov 12, 2009, at 11:58 AM, Jason Lavoie wrote:
> > Shouldn't the "Skipping because of failed dependencies" in the output
> > below be absolute? Why is puppet still refreshing the Service[dep]
> > (in the very next log line)? Am I misunderstanding how the
> > d
On Nov 12, 2009, at 11:58 AM, Jason Lavoie wrote:
>
> On 10/29, Peter Meier wrote:
>>> I'm trying to have a exec dependency on a service object that
>>> would keep
>>> it from being restarted if the exec fails. Unfortunately, the
>>> service
>>> gets refreshed regardless whenever the exec is
On 11/13, Peter Meier wrote:
> > Shouldn't the "Skipping because of failed dependencies" in the output
> > below be absolute? Why is puppet still refreshing the Service[dep]
> > (in the very next log line)? Am I misunderstanding how the dependencies
> > should work?
>
> hmm, which version are y
Hi
> Shouldn't the "Skipping because of failed dependencies" in the output
> below be absolute? Why is puppet still refreshing the Service[dep]
> (in the very next log line)? Am I misunderstanding how the dependencies
> should work?
hmm, which version are you running?
> err: //Exec[check-dep]
On 10/29, Peter Meier wrote:
> > I'm trying to have a exec dependency on a service object that would keep
> > it from being restarted if the exec fails. Unfortunately, the service
> > gets refreshed regardless whenever the exec is run, failure or not.
[...]
>
> don't set the command to refreshon
On 10/29, Carl Caum wrote:
>
> Not to say "You're doing this all wrong!", but wouldn't this best be
> handled in the init script? You can put it under puppet control.
I _knew_ someone would say that. :) In fact, for this particular
example I gave, the Debian init scripts already do the conf
Not to say "You're doing this all wrong!", but wouldn't this best be
handled in the init script? You can put it under puppet control.
On Oct 29, 2009, at 3:39 PM, Jason Lavoie wrote:
>
> I'm trying to have a exec dependency on a service object that would
> keep
> it from being restarted if
Hi
> I'm trying to have a exec dependency on a service object that would keep
> it from being restarted if the exec fails. Unfortunately, the service
> gets refreshed regardless whenever the exec is run, failure or not.
>
> I've tried various combinations of subscribe/require/notify, but can't
