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ere wrote:
| As you can see I first start crond and iptables, then execute puppet,
| and finally check the result.
| Crond stops, but not iptables even if that is what I (think I)
| specified in the manifest.
The problem is that by default the service type doesn't use the init
script to check the service's status. Instead it look in the process
table for a process named "iptables", and if it doesn't find it, it
will assume the service is stopped.
You need to specify 'hasstatus => true' for it to work the right way.
/Thomas Bellman
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