On Nov 13, 3:04 am, M F Haris <mfha...@fleetboard.com> wrote:
> Yes i tried to tweak with puppet resources, when i set
> *ensure => running* and run puppet in debug mode
> then puppet executes following command as;
>
> /service/Manageservice[ssh]/Exec[sshd]: Executing '/etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd
> /*running*/'
>
> similarly, with* ensure => true*
> it executes
> /service/Manageservice[ssh]/Exec[sshd]: Executing '/etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd
> /*true*/'
>
> and therefore, failed to start the service because the my init script
> takes either 'start' or 'stop' as argument.
It looks like puppet is falling back to its most basic level of
service support. There are two directions you can go from here:
1) Try to find a more featureful Service provider that your system
will support. See http://reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/TypeReference#id287
for details of the available providers. To make your service use a
different provider, set its provider parameter; e.g.,
provider => "init"
2) Whether you find a better provider or stick with the one Puppet
chose for you, you can control the command Puppet uses to start /
stop / restart / check status via the "start", "stop", "restart", and
"status" parameters; e.g.,
start => "/etc/rc.d/ssh start"
Good luck,
John
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