Issue #10980 has been updated by Greg Poirier.
Oh, I see what --add does now.
No, we haven't been doing that manually. We install jetty via puppet from a tgz
distribution, and not a package. Might that matter? We aren't running chkconfig
--add manually from within our jetty module. We install via tar, and then do a
service { 'jetty': } stanza (approprately filled, not just empty).
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Bug #10980: Service provider in RedHat will not create K?? stop scripts
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/10980#change-83481
Author: Andoni Auzmendi
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category: service
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 2.7.6
Keywords: service redhat linux enable
Branch:
When a service is set to be enabled the provider/service/redhat.rb provider
will run "/sbin/chkconfig $name on" which will only create the links for
starting the service but will not for stopping it. The correct command is
"/sbin/chkconfig --add $name".
This is important for those services that require stopping cleanly before other
services.
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