I'm running into a bizarre issue. What it boils down to is that when
I start tomcat through puppetd, certain UTF-8 settings do not appear
to take effect and the end result is garbage characters on a web
page. However, when we run puppetd with --no-daemonize --debug --
trace --one-time, everything works fine. Tomcat also starts
appropriately when started on boot, or manually with the service start
command. Our initial thought was that potentially there was a
difference in the environment variables being passed to tomcat
depending on how it was started, but we've examined the environments
and altered the start command puppet is using to ensure that they are
identical. I've included our service entry below, any help would be
appreicated.
service { tomcat6:
enable => false,
#hasrestart => true,
start => '/bin/bash -c "unset LANGUAGE; unset LC_ALL; unset
LC_MESSAGES; /usr/sbin/service tomcat6 start"',
require => [ Package[tomcat6] ],
subscribe => [ File["/etc/tomcat6/tomcat-users.xml"], File["/etc/
tomcat6/server.xml"], File["/etc/tomcat6/config.properties"], File["/
etc/tomcat6/context.xml"] ],
ensure => running,
}
enable is set to false in this entry to ensure that the correct
configuration is in place before the service is started and picked up
by the load balancer.
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