Puppet users - Feb 2012 - Ensure service nsca

Hi all,
i need configure module nsca on puppet.

I want ensure stopped the service, but puppet detect wrong the
process.
For example:

in this sistuation:

hululi ~ # ps aux | grep nsca
nagios   12730  0.0  0.0  16708   752 ?        Ss   07:47   0:00 nsca -
c /etc/nagios/nsca.cfg --daemon
root     12778  0.0  0.0   8308   792 pts/8    S+   07:47   0:00 grep
--colour=auto nsca

Puppet works perfectly because when puppet client run the check, it''s
turn off the daemon nsca.

but in this situation:
hululi ~ # ps aux | grep nsca
root     13392  0.0  0.0   6016   764 pts/8    S+   07:50   0:00 egrep
(start|nsca)
root     13516  0.0  0.0   8308   792 pts/9    S+   07:50   0:00 grep
--colour=auto nsca

For Puppet nsca daemon is up and it''s try to stop nsca daemon.

This is my configuration:
        service { $nscasvc:
                ensure => stopped,
                enable => false,
                pattern => "$nscapattern",
                require => Class["nsca::install"],
        }

If I add hasstatus => true work perfectly on gentoo but work bad on
debian.

Thanks


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On 12-02-06 02:53 AM, jkm89 wrote:
> This is my configuration:
>         service { $nscasvc:
>                 ensure => stopped,
>                 enable => false,
>                 pattern => "$nscapattern",
>                 require => Class["nsca::install"],
>         }
> 
> If I add hasstatus => true work perfectly on gentoo but work bad on
> debian.
It''s possible (I haven''t verified) that the init script for
nsca does
not have a "status" command which reports if the service is running or
not.

If that''s the case, then you''ll have to go with a process name
pattern.

-- 
Gabriel Filion

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