Service name on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 2

[shapeshed]

Thanks for this module!

I'm trying to use it on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 2.

If I declare

class { 'mysql::server': 
    root_password => 'foo'
}

I get

err: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/Service[mysqld]/enable: change from false to true failed: Execution of '/usr/sbin/update-rc.d mysqld defaults' returned 1: update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/mysqld: file does not exist
notice: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/Exec[set_mysql_rootpw]: Dependency Service[mysqld] has failures: true
warning: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/Exec[set_mysql_rootpw]: Skipping because of failed dependencies
notice: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/File[/root/.my.cnf]: Dependency Service[mysqld] has failures: true
warning: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/File[/root/.my.cnf]: Skipping because of failed dependencies
notice: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/Exec[mysqld-restart]: Dependency Service[mysqld] has failures: true
warning: /Stage[main]/Mysql::Server/Exec[mysqld-restart]: Skipping because of failed dependencies

On Ubuntu the restart script is /etc/init.d/mysql rather than /etc/init.d/mysqld. I have tried aliasing but no luck.

I'm loathed to hack your lovely module just for Ubuntu!

[jeffmccune]

Dan, I took a look at this but it looks like you're already specifying $service_name as a class parameter.

Do you think we're getting an undefined value from the params class? I'm doing some tests now...

-Jeff

[jeffmccune]

@shapeshed What version of Puppet are you trying this with?

[bodepd]

I had a look at the code and it looked fine, I also could not recreate.

what version of puppet is this on?

As a work around, you should be able to specify service_name as a class param:

class { 'mysql::server':
root_password => 'foo',
service_name => 'mysql',
}

[jeffmccune]

Playing with this in my topic branch at: ticket/master/3_ubuntu_service_name

[bodepd]

I have verified this behavior works in 2.6.3 and not 2.6.2. (therefor this issue must be related to running Puppet 2.6.0 - 2.6.2)

I used the snippet below to verify this behavior.

https://gist.github.com/1026094

[jeffmccune]

Dan, you're too fast!

I just verified the same thing:

➜  puppet  puppet apply -v --modulepath /Users/jeff/src/manifests/modules{,/paramstest/tests/site.pp}
info: Applying configuration version '1308091819'
notice:  param=[I'm defined in paramstest::params] mandatory=[site.pp]
notice: /Stage[main]/Paramstest/Notify[TEST]/message: defined 'message' as ' param=[I'm defined in paramstest::params] mandatory=[site.pp]'
➜  puppet  git describe                                                                              
2.6.3

➜  puppet  git checkout 2.6.2
Previous HEAD position was 53bb805... Incremented CHANGELOG for 2.6.3
HEAD is now at 295c3be... Updated CHANGELOG for 2.6.2
➜  puppet  puppet apply -v --modulepath /Users/jeff/src/manifests/modules{,/paramstest/tests/site.pp}
warning: Scope(Class[Paramstest]): Could not look up qualified variable 'paramstest::params::param'; class paramstest::params has not been evaluated
info: Applying configuration version '1308092290'
notice:  param=[] mandatory=[site.pp]
notice: /Stage[main]/Paramstest/Notify[TEST]/message: defined 'message' as ' param=[] mandatory=[site.pp]

[shapeshed]

Thanks!

Both Puppet client and server running 2.6.8

class { 'mysql::server': 
  root_password => 'foo',
  service_name => 'mysql',
}

Works for me.

[bodepd]

@shapeshed - the previous failures were seen with Puppet 2.6.8? Or you tried with 2.6.8? I would not expect the service_name param to be required for 2.6.8

[shapeshed]

yes 2.6.8

[jeffmccune]

I haven't been able to reproduce this with 2.6.8.

Are you sure you don't have any other version of Puppet in the $LOAD_PATH?

How are you installing Puppet? Gems? From source?

-Jeff

[shapeshed]

Installed from RubyGems, although there was an initial install from apt-get on the master. I have searched paths etc and can't find any older puppet binaries, but this it is not a clean install on the puppet master so if you can't replicate I suggest the issue lies with me.

[bodepd]

This should be fixed in master.