Bug #7223: service_check_started_at_boot throws error on service boot status check - Rudder - Issue Tracker

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Bug #7223

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service_check_started_at_boot throws error on service boot status check

Added by Tomas Corej about 9 years ago. Updated over 2 years ago.

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Tomas Corej

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Generic methods

Target version:

ncf-0.x

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https://github.com/Normation/ncf/pull...

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Description

On fresh CentOS 7 install with systemd I found this possible bug in bundle service_check_started_at_boot. mariadb was disabled :

2015-09-22T14:09:40+0200 error:
/default/dispatcher/methods/'monitor'/default/caller/methods/'monitor'/default/monitor/methods/'mysql'/default/mysql_server/methods/'boot'/default/service_check_started_at_boot/methods/'check_run'/default/command_execution/commands/'/bin/systemctl is-enabled mariadb.service'[0]: Finished command related to promiser '/bin/systemctl is-enabled mariadb.service' -- an error occurred, returned 1
2015-09-22T14:09:40+0200 notice:
/default/dispatcher/methods/'monitor'/default/caller/methods/'monitor'/default/monitor/methods/'mysql'/default/mysql_server/methods/'boot'/default/service_check_started_at_boot/methods/'check_run'/default/command_execution/commands/'/bin/systemctl is-enabled mariadb.service'[0]: Q: ".../systemctl is-e": disabled
R: [ERROR] Promise could not be repaired, error encountered: Execute the command /bin/systemctl is-enabled mariadb.service
2015-09-22T14:09:40+0200 error:
/default/dispatcher/methods/'monitor'/default/caller/methods/'monitor'/default/monitor/methods/'mysql'/default/mysql_server/methods/'boot'/default/service_check_started_at_boot/methods/'check_run'[0]: Method 'command_execution' failed in some repairs
R: [ERROR] Promise could not be repaired, error encountered: Ensure that service mariadb is defined at boot
2015-09-22T14:09:40+0200 error: /default/dispatcher/methods/'monitor'/default/caller/methods/'monitor'/default/monitor/methods/'mysql'/default/mysql_server/methods/'boot'[0]: Method
'service_check_started_at_boot' failed in some repairs
error: /default/dispatcher/methods/'monitor'/default/caller/methods/'monitor'/default/monitor/methods/'mysql'[0]: Method 'mysql_server' failed in some repairs

in my policy file, bundle was called as follows:

"boot"            usebundle =>  service_check_started_at_boot("mariadb");

Command "/bin/systemctl is-enabled mariadb.service" returns code 1 because service mariadb is not enabled, but no action is taken to fix it.

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Updated by Vincent MEMBRÉ about 9 years ago

Status changed from New to Discussion
Assignee set to Tomas Corej
Target version set to 0.x

In fact, the generic method you are using only check that the service is enabled at boot and does nothing ! to make it enable at boot, you should use 'service_ensure_started_at_boot' method.

Is it working for you with using that other method ?

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Updated by Benoît PECCATTE about 9 years ago

Hi Thomas,
Is the above answer good for you ?

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 9 years ago

Related to Bug #7475: Ensure service at boot doesn't work on ncf 201511051154 added

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 9 years ago

Status changed from Discussion to In progress
Assignee changed from Tomas Corej to Jonathan CLARKE

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 9 years ago

Related to deleted (Bug #7475: Ensure service at boot doesn't work on ncf 201511051154)

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 9 years ago

Has duplicate Bug #7475: Ensure service at boot doesn't work on ncf 201511051154 added

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 9 years ago

I have reproduced this, and while the result is as expected (error if the service is not set at boot, success if it is), the output is very alarming:

rudder     info: Executing 'no timeout' ... '/bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service'
   error: Finished command related to promiser '/bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service' -- an error occurred, returned 1
  notice: Q: ".../systemctl is-e": disabled
rudder     info: Last 1 quoted lines were generated by promiser '/bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service'
rudder     info: Completed execution of '/bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service'
R: [DEBUG] Promise called ${promisers} with /bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service
R: [ERROR] Promise could not be repaired, error encountered: Execute the command /bin/systemctl is-enabled postfix.service
   error: Method 'command_execution' failed in some repairs
R: [DEBUG] Promise called ${promisers} with postfix
R: [ERROR] Promise could not be repaired, error encountered: Ensure that service postfix is defined at boot
R: @@test_service_check_started_at_boot@@result_error@@32377fd7-02fd-43d0-aab7-28460a91347b@@a3d571d3-578b-42b4-8fb3-2f22aa12973f@@3@@Service check at boot@@postfix@@2015-12-03 00:23:46+00:00##root@#Ensure that service postfix is defined at boot could not be repaired
   error: Method 'service_check_started_at_boot' failed in some repairs
   error: Method 'test_service_check_started_at_boot' failed in some repairs

(note also that the error: lines are displayed in red...)

My conclusion is that we should not be using command_execution* methods to test conditions, but rather rely on the builtin functions "returnszero" and "execresult" to avoid so much worrysome output on the console.

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