On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:53:12 -0700 (PDT), chakkerz <chakkerz@gmail.com>
wrote:> Hello there
>
> I''ve just had someone point out to me that if i have a line in my
/etc/
> puppet/fileserver.conf and it has a trailing space in an allow line,
> for instance:
>
> [modules]
> allow puppetclient.example.org<SPACE>
>
> puppetmaster craters:
>
> [root@tangelo ~]# service puppetmaster status
> Port 18140: puppetmaster dead but pid file exists
> Port 18141: puppetmaster dead but pid file exists
> Port 18142: puppetmaster dead but pid file exists
> Port 18143: puppetmaster dead but pid file exists
>
> IF i then remove the space it works...
>
> [root@tangelo ~]# service puppetmaster restart
> Stopping puppetmaster:
> Port: 18140 [FAILED]
> Port: 18141 [FAILED]
> Port: 18142 [FAILED]
> Port: 18143 [FAILED]
> Starting puppetmaster:
> Port: 18140^[[A [ OK ]
> Port: 18141 [ OK ]
> Port: 18142 [ OK ]
> Port: 18143 [ OK ]
> [root@tangelo ~]# service puppetmaster status
> Port 18140: puppetmaster (pid 14555) is running...
> Port 18141: puppetmaster (pid 14605) is running...
> Port 18142: puppetmaster (pid 14655) is running...
> Port 18143: puppetmaster (pid 14705) is running...
>
> [root@tangelo ~]# rpm -qa | grep puppet
> puppet-0.25.4-1.el5
> puppet-server-0.25.4-1.el5
>
> I had a very quick google to see if this was a bug, but didn''t see
> anything, figured i''d mention. Apologies if i''m wasting
time :)
Sounds like a bug. I''d run puppetmasterd in no-daemon and debug mode
and
see if you can get a traceback (and/or check your log files for one). Open
up a ticket and put the output there.
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