On Apr 21, 2009, at 8:39 AM, Daniel Dekok wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> Last week we upgraded a bunch of our machines to 0.24.8, using the
> 1.el4.1 rpm from epel/redhat, and ever since then, it looks like
> they're no longer doing any runs on the half hour.  If we run manually
> as a oneshot or a test via the init.d script, there's no problems, but
> there's no activity on the logs of active runs.  I've tested running
> puppetd with --ignorecache, and also disabling and enableing --splay
> (we keep it enabled normally) with no change, and in recent tests
> dropped the runinterval to 60, but also with no difference.  Even with
> debug, the client logs are quite simply blank and there's no activity,
> the debug logs on the puppetmaster only have some basic connections
> upon first run.
>
> Not sure if to take it to redhat or not, but there could be a
> correlation between this feature and the fact these machines are on
> RHEL4, we've got some RHEL5/centos 5 machines that seem to be ok.
>
> Cant think of any other tests to try, as its in the internal
> scheduling, not forcing a update/run, and ideas would be appreciated.

What happens if you run in debug mode with --no-daemonize?

I've not seen this, and I'd think you'd get at least some kind of  
message somewhere.

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