Puppet users - Jan 2010 - reload/restarting puppetd after puppet.conf change

Subject basically says it all.  Anyone have a good idea of how to get 
puppetd restarted after installing a updated puppet.conf?  Using the 
Service types obviously doesn''t work since puppet is already running.  
Is there no, please reload your config on the next run option?  I mean 
there is always some screwing with a cronjob to just restart puppet once 
and awhile but I dunno I was hoping for something more clean.

Thanks,
derek

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What is the problem you are trying to solve? afaik puppet reload its config
file if it has changed.

saying that, I am a long cron based puppet user.. so I cant be 100% sure.
(I find cron based puppet to be far more effective).

cheers,
Ohad

On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Derek Yarnell
<derektyarnell@gmail.com>wrote:
> Subject basically says it all.  Anyone have a good idea of how to get
> puppetd restarted after installing a updated puppet.conf?  Using the
Service
> types obviously doesn''t work since puppet is already running.  Is
there no,
> please reload your config on the next run option?  I mean there is always
> some screwing with a cronjob to just restart puppet once and awhile but I
> dunno I was hoping for something more clean.
>
> Thanks,
> derek
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On 1/18/10 1:37 AM, Ohad Levy wrote:
> What is the problem you are trying to solve? afaik puppet reload its 
> config file if it has changed.
>
> saying that, I am a long cron based puppet user.. so I cant be 100% sure.
> (I find cron based puppet to be far more effective).
>
Yes, reloading the puppet.conf for a long running puppetd.  You are 
obviously using the splay options if you are running from cron?  Are 
most people running puppetd from cron and not demonizing?

Thanks,
derek

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On Jan 18, 2010, at 1:19 AM, Derek Yarnell wrote:
> Subject basically says it all.  Anyone have a good idea of how to get
puppetd restarted after installing a updated puppet.conf?
It’s automatic. Check the logs on the client.

I did this for a while, then undid it when I realized I had blown away
puppet.conf on my puppet master. :)

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> It’s automatic. Check the logs on the client.
Is this true for puppetmasterd as well?

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On Jan 20, 2010, at 4:15 PM, JL wrote:
> Is this true for puppetmasterd as well?
If I recall, my Puppet Master wasn’t destroyed until I restarted it (I think it
ran for a while with a nearly empty config), so no. But that was a pretty
stressful day, so I could be remembering wrong. :)

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> If I recall, my Puppet Master wasn’t destroyed until I restarted it (I
think it ran for a while with a nearly empty config), so no. But that was a
pretty stressful day, so I could be remembering wrong. :)
It looks like puppetmasterd automatically reparses:

 puppetmasterd[6163]: [ID 702911 local1.notice] Reparsing /etc/puppet/
puppet.conf

So I guess there is no need to restart puppetd or puppetmasterd on
puppet.conf changes.  As there any definitive documentation on this?
Does anyone know if puppetmasterd should ever be restarted (for
example if tagmail.conf or fileserver.conf are changed)?

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On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 11:17:29AM -0800, JL wrote:
> > If I recall, my Puppet Master wasn’t destroyed until I restarted it (I
think it ran for a while with a nearly empty config), so no. But that was a
pretty stressful day, so I could be remembering wrong. :)
> 
> It looks like puppetmasterd automatically reparses:
> 
>  puppetmasterd[6163]: [ID 702911 local1.notice] Reparsing /etc/puppet/
> puppet.conf
> 
> So I guess there is no need to restart puppetd or puppetmasterd on
> puppet.conf changes.  As there any definitive documentation on this?
> Does anyone know if puppetmasterd should ever be restarted (for
> example if tagmail.conf or fileserver.conf are changed)?
I don''t know about that, and I don''t know if this is fixed in
0.25.x, but in
0.24.x if you changed the "listen" parameter in puppet.conf while
puppetd was
running it would not change its listen state.  A restart was required.  I
think.

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