how puppet restart a service

[陈士超]

i do like this：

service{

"lighttpd":

hasrestart => true,

hasstatus => true,

restart => "/sbin/service lighttpd restart",

}

But it dose not work

[Ellison Marks]

You don't need the restart command there. When you say "hasrestart => true", you're telling puppet that the init script has a restart command, so it's going to call "/sbin/service lighttpd restart" anyway. If you say "hasrestart => false", the default is to do a "service lighttpd stop && service lighttpd start". The restart parameter is for specifying the command to restart the service if it isn't handled by the init script and you want something more complicated than the default.

[尹川51web]

you could try exec type,http://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/2.7.latest/type.html#exec

or MColletive  http://docs.puppetlabs.com/mcollective

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[Dan White]

Try this:

service { "lighttpd":
ensure => running,
enable => true,

hasrestart => true,
hasstatus => true,
restart => "/sbin/service lighttpd restart",
}

The “enable” parameter enables the service to start at boot.
The “ensure” parameter ensures the service is running.