mount

[Christophe Bonnaud]

Hi,

I defined a nfs mount in puppet:

mount { "/opt/exp_soft/alice":
atboot => true,
device => "vobox-alice.sdfarm.kr:/opt/exp_soft/
alice",
fstype => "nfs",
name => "/opt/exp_soft/alice",
options => "defaults",
ensure => "mounted",
#remounts => false,
require => Package["nfs-utils","nfs-utils-lib"],
require => File["/opt/exp_soft/alice"];
}

If the partition is not mounted, puppet do his job:
puppetd --test
info: Caching catalog at /var/lib/puppet/localconfig.yaml
notice: Starting catalog run
notice: //Node[dpmp0.sdfarm.kr]/wn/mounted::wncealice/Mount[/opt/
exp_soft/alice]/ensure: ensure changed 'present' to 'mounted'
notice: //Node[dpmp0.sdfarm.kr]/wn/mounted::wncealice/Mount[/opt/
exp_soft/alice]: Refreshing self
info: Mount[/opt/exp_soft/alice](provider=parsed): Remounting
notice: Finished catalog run in 2.06 seconds


but if the partition is already mounted, puppet seems to be stuck:
puppetd --test
info: Caching catalog at /var/lib/puppet/localconfig.yaml
notice: Starting catalog run

nothing happen and i have to kill the process (which consuming lot of
ressources)... What i am doing wrong??

Thanks,

Christophe Bonnaud.

[Peter Meier]

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> nothing happen and i have to kill the process (which consuming lot of
> ressources)... What i am doing wrong??

can you run it with --debug? And can you set backup for
File["/opt/exp_soft/alice"] to false?

This sounds like puppet is trying to backup all the files in this
directory before remounting it. If I'm not wrong this might be a nasty
bug that have been discussed earlier and which should also have a ticket.

cheers pete
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[Matt]

I can reliably recreate this issue in EC2 now, does anyone require any
debugging on it?

I've tried setting the backup => false but that doesn't work.

Thanks,

Matt

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[Dan Bode]

Hi,

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 3:56 AM, Matt <mattm...@gmail.com> wrote:

I can reliably recreate this issue in EC2 now, does anyone require any
debugging on it?

can you run with --debug and post the output.

thanks,

Dan
 

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[Matt]

> Hi,
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 3:56 AM, Matt <mattm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> I can reliably recreate this issue in EC2 now, does anyone require any
>> debugging on it?
>>
> can you run with --debug and post the output.
>
> thanks,
>
> Dan
>

Running puppet 0.25.1

I've got this failing again on an EC2 instance regularly. The
partition does mount, but it appears to be the check that is causing
puppetd to hang.

I've tried replacing the mount type with a exec mount, and when using
an exec i've tried using 'df' as a check, but this still hangs
puppetd.

debug: //temp/Exec[mount-/var/opt/temp]: Executing check '/bin/df
|/bin/grep /var/opt/temp'
debug: Executing '/bin/df |/bin/grep /var/opt/temp'

Anyone got any ideas on what could be causing this?

Thanks,

Matt

[Matt]

2010/1/26 Matt <mattm...@gmail.com>:

Interestingly, if I remove all of the files on the partition that is
mounted, puppetd then executes without issue. Creating the mount
directory with Exec mkdir, or File with backup => false, makes no
difference.

[Matt]

2010/1/26 Matt <mattm...@gmail.com>:

I used an unless in the exec mount to see if that made a difference.
unless => "/bin/cat /etc/mtab |/bin/grep /var/opt/temp",

Which still makes it hang at:

debug: //temp/Exec[mount-/var/opt/temp]: Executing check '/bin/cat
/etc/mtab |/bin/grep /var/opt/temp'
debug: Executing '/bin/cat /etc/mtab |/bin/grep /var/opt/temp