Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: Using the new services promise types with Linux's chkconfig
Author: loopx
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,26785,26844#msg-26844
Hi,
I was looking this thread to try to use "services" promises too, but if it
doesn't work for Linux (RHEL6), it's useless to try it ^^.
So, you can use our old method : use a module.
The module "chkconfig" :
#!/bin/bash
# Description : modules to set additional classes related to services
(enabled/disabled)
########################################################################################
for service in $@ ; do
servicename=$(echo $service | sed s/-//g );
if chkconfig --list $service 2>/dev/null | grep -q "3:on" ; then
echo "+${servicename}_enabled";
echo "-${servicename}_disabled";
else
echo "-${servicename}_enabled";
echo "+${servicename}_disabled";
fi
done
The promise :
commands:
redhat_6::
"$(g.location_modules)/chkconfig $(services)"
module => "true",
action => immediate,
comment => "Execute this module to set
extra-classes ; MUST be run immediately to avoid false-positive!";
rhsmcertd_enabled::
"/sbin/chkconfig rhsmcertd off"
action => day,
comment => "Disable rhsmcertd to avoid
useless warning message in '/var/log/messages'";
It works fine ; to adapt, of course ;)
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