Hi,
Found a solution:
Create ruby script in:
root@foreman]# cat
/etc/puppet/environments/production/modules/customfacts/lib/facter/check_file_exsist.rb
Facter.add('check_nails_exsist') do
setcode do
File.exists?('/etc/NONAILS')
end
end
We are checking if /etc/NONAILS exist, if yes return
On Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 7:24:57 AM UTC-5, Eddie Mashayev wrote:
>
>
> Thanks, do you have any other suggestion how can I do it properly?
>
> I want “nails” process to be running only if there is no /etc/NONAILS flag
> in my OS.
>
>
The canonical way to inform the catalog compiler about no
Thanks, do you have any other suggestion how can I do it properly?
I want “nails” process to be running only if there is no /etc/NONAILS flag
in my OS.
On Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 1:01:55 PM UTC+3, Craig Dunn wrote:
>
> On reading this again, what you are trying to do won't work - you are
On reading this again, what you are trying to do won't work - you are
requiring that the exec resource be "satisfied" before the service
starts - if the exec resource doesn't run because onlyif returns
false, this is normal behaviour and not a failure, therefore the
resource is still satisfied and
You haven't provided a command to run via the command attribute, so
the provider will attempt to execute what you have in the resource
title (checkForFile) - that is to say, it is trying to execute the
command 'checkForFile', which of course, doesn't exist.
As Denmat already pointed out, this may
Hi,
May not be the best solution but you can specify the command to run when
starting a service, you could use that instead.
service {blah:
start => 'test && service blah start'
}
Alternatively you might want to put logic in the init file, into a facter value
or some other way.
Cheers
