Hi Martijn,
Intriguing construction but let's not go into the architecture of what
you're trying to accomplish too much.
Some questions.
1. How does the queue.sh script get deployed to its final location?
2. How does it get executed the first time around?
For the init system to pick up a new service, you'll need to register
it. After dropping a file in /etc/init, you need to run initctl
reload-configuration for Upstart to pick it up. A sequence like that is
usually easy to do in Puppet.
If you make your service resource require both the new file in /etc/init
and an exec-resource that kicks the initctl command, Puppet should then
have no problems managing your new service through upstart because the
environment will be properly prepared for it.
Best regards,
Bas
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