I know it has been discussed several time and "notify" is the "magic
word" to use here but it's not working here; my case is a bit
different. This is what I have:
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define line_check($fname, $line, $bool = 'false') {
exec { "/bin/echo '${line}' >> '${fname}'":
unless => "/bin/grep -q '^$line' '$fname'",
refreshonly => "$bool";
}
}
class zmfs::config {
zmfs::defined::line_check {'auto.master':
fname => '/etc/auto.master',
line => '/zmfs /etc/auto.zmfs',
notify => Class['zmfs::service'];
}
}
class zmfs::service {
service { 'autofs':
enable => true,
ensure => running,
hasstatus => true,
hasrestart => true,
status => 'service zmfs probe',
require => Package['zmfs','zmfs-init-scripts'];
}
}
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So, I'm expecting, whenever "/etc/auto.master" is modified, autofs
service will be restarted but that's not case I see here. What am I
missing?
Another question: Can I just do "service { 'autofs':" or "service
{ 'nfs':" (or any given standard unix/linux service) just like that?
I'm wondering if that part is being completely ignored.
Cheers,
San
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