Maybe I'm going a little nuts, this behaviour seems odd to me (and
inconsistent).
I have a puppet class like this:
class puppet::config {
File {
owner => "puppet",
notify => Service["puppet"],
}
file {
"/etc/puppet/puppet.conf":
content => template("puppet/puppet.conf"),
}
}
Great - when puppet.conf changes, puppet is restarted.
And a puppetserver class like this:
class puppetserver::config ($puppetserver_db_hostname = "localhost",
$puppetserver_db_password,
$puppetserver_autosign = []) inherits
puppet::config{
File {
owner => "puppet",
}
File["/etc/puppet/puppet.conf"] {
content => template("puppet/puppet.conf","puppetserver/
puppet.conf"),
mode => 0600,
}
Puppet is still restarted, let's add puppetserver in for a full
restart:
File {
owner => "puppet",
}
File["/etc/puppet/puppet.conf"] {
content => template("puppet/puppet.conf","puppetserver/
puppet.conf"),
notify +> Service["puppetserver"],
mode => 0600,
}
Hmm, that just restarts puppetserver, not puppet anymore :-( Hmm,
maybe it's picking up the local File defaults, so let's try:
File {
owner => "puppet",
notify => Service["puppetserver"],
}
File["/etc/puppet/puppet.conf"] {
content => template("puppet/puppet.conf","puppetserver/
puppet.conf"),
notify +> Service["puppet"],
mode => 0600,
}
Now it's just reloading puppet and not puppetmaster so it's can't be
that (and it's at this point that I'm thinking that this isn't
intended behaviour).
For now I've put in a:
notify => [Service["puppet"],Service["puppetserver"]],
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