Hi Craig,
thank you for you answer.
I also tried 'has_restart => true,' before posting on this group. It
did not fix the behavior I described: jenkins getting killed but not
restarted.
Regarding 'refresh', you seem to imply that the log message
"Triggered 'refresh' " means that puppet will try a 'refresh' command.
Is that correct? In which case, I'm confused because
I'm only using "notify => Service['jenkins']" in my script. 'notify'
should trigger a restart, correct?
am I missing something here?
Also do you know how could increase puppet log level to get more
details?
Alexis
On Jul 25, 7:52 am, Craig White <craig.wh...@ttiltd.com> wrote:
> On Jul 24, 2011, at 10:50 PM, Alexis Midon wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I'm use the continuous integration server Jenkins. It's deplyed as a
> > debian package on ubuntu. Puppet seems to have some issues restarting
> > the service. Actually when a 'refresh' is needed, the jenkins process
> > is killed but not restarted. Puppet does not log any failures
> > regarding the start command so I don't really know what's going on.
> > See the log below.
> > is there a way to get more info from Puppet? how to you change the log
> > level for instance?
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> > Jul 25 05:04:21 dev-c3-ci-02 puppet-agent[12264]: (/Stage[main]/
> > Jenkins/Service[jenkins]) Triggered 'refresh' from 2 events
> > Jul 25 05:04:23 dev-c3-ci-02 puppet-agent[12264]: Finished catalog run
> > in 19.55 seconds
> > Jul 25 05:04:23 dev-c3-ci-02 jenkins: jenkins: client (pid 31805)
> > exited with 143 status
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> > Also, I tried to explicitly set the start/stop commands in the service
> > definition, but I'm not really sure about my script. Could you please
> > review it. Here it is:
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> > service { 'jenkins'
> > enable => true,
> > ensure => "running",
> > start => "/etc/init.d/jenkins start",
> > stop => "/etc/init.d/jenkins stop",
> > require => Package["jenkins"],
> > }
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> > are the start/stop attribute correct? Any recommandations?
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> > Thanks in advance for you help,
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> I would think the 'start/stop' are reasonably obvious but on my Ubuntu 10.04
> LTS, Jenkins has 'restart' so instead of 'start/stop' commands, I would
> replace with 'has_restart => true,' and that should be all you need.
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> FWIW, on my Ubuntu system, the sysv script for Jenkins doesn't appear to have
> a 'refresh' option but it does have a force-reload option...
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> echo "Usage: $SCRIPTNAME {start|stop|status|restart|force-reload}" >&2
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> Craig
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