On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 11:12 AM, robertbogdon <robertbog...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 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,
> }
There's some subtle difference in environment variable between running
puppet agent as a daemon and onetime under the root user. Is your
script by any chance affected by environment variables? If so add an
exec that dumps this info to a file or check /proc/{proc_id}/environ.
Thanks,
Nan
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