I'm trying to figure out how "ensure => running" determines whether a
service is running or not (CentOS using init controlled services).
I have a custom service that has enable => running set on it:
service { "foo":
ensure => running,
enable => true
}
Every time puppet runs I see this:
notice: //Service[foo]/ensure: ensure changed 'stopped' to 'running'
and yet the binary is running, and my init.d script thinks it's running:
# /etc/init.d/foo status
foo (pid 4487) is running...
# echo $?
0
My guess is that I'm not doing something quite right in my init.d script as
I have other custom services that are working just fine, but since I cloned
this one from a working one, it's baffling me. How does puppet check whether
a service is running or not for an init service?
Thanks,
Pete
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