On 2011-04-21 09:18, Felix Frank wrote:
> So obviously, there is no xinetd provider. I concur that such a thing
> would probably be worthwile. If your Ruby is good (or if you like doing
> new things ;-), you may want to cobble one together yourself as a
> plugin, it's not rocket science.
Well, on RedHat:ish systems, the chkconfig(8) command can manage xinetd
services, and since Puppet has a "redhat" provider which uses chkconfig,
it is already possible to manage xinetd services using the Puppet, at
least on RedHat systems.
However, puppet resource/ralsh doesn't seem to understand the xinetd
portion of the output from 'chkconfig --list', so it doesn't show
those services. At least, I *guess* ralsh uses 'chkconfig --list' to
find out which services exist on the system, but I haven't checked.
This should probably be reported as a bug by someone who cares about
ralsh (i.e., not me).
/Bellman
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